The revolutionary Vera C. Rubin Observatory will unveil new insights about our universe—and you can catch a first look at a ...

The Goliath bird-eating tarantula is, as its name suggests, large enough to eat a bird. Tarantulas are among the deadliest predators. The fangs hold the prey and inject venom. Their mouth is designed ...

Meet the Goliath birdeater the world’s largest spider by mass and one truly formidable arachnid. In this spine-tingling ...

The “unusual” Nelson cave spider is an ancient species and New Zealand’s largest native spider with legs over 5 inches long, ...

For another, this detail emphasizes the heightened world that Raimi wove for his classical vision of Spider-Man. This isn’t just a world where you can explain away any weirdness with the fact ...

With around $10 trillion under management, BlackRock’s opinions about the U.S. Treasury market matter: they are bearish. The budget bill being presented to the U.S. Senate this week has brought ...

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Scientists backed by the U.S. Navy have created the world's first genetically modified spider. This achievement could pave the way to a new category of high-performance materials with major ...

Andrew Stanton is a Newsweek weekend reporter based in Maine. His role is reporting on U.S. politics and social issues. Andrew joined Newsweek in 2021 from The Boston Globe. He is a graduate of ...

In a scientific first, researchers have tagged wild smalleye stingrays, the world’s largest and rarest marine stingray, in Mozambique. These monstrous Pacific Ocean fish, which can reach up to ...

It appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. China has announced plans to build the world’s largest hydroelectric project at a remote river gorge in eastern Tibet, an ecological treasure ...

Australia is now home to the world’s largest feral camel population, with estimates from several hundred thousand to as many as a million. Females can give birth every two years and live up to ...