The gold award winner for the 11 and Under category captures the Verditer flycatcher (Eumyias thalassinus) in all its bluish-green glory.
We reviewed so many gadgets this year. Here's our list of winners for everything that blew us away.
Our planet is covered in ants. Researchers now say their ascendance escalated 66 million years ago, powered by retrovirus-like “jumping genes.”
The adult dinosaur had a 13-foot stride, and moved about as fast as a human walking at a brisk pace.
A new analysis of fossilized bones from crocodiles’ archosaur ancestors suggest they reverted back to cold-blood to become better silent predators.
The findings represent the first three-tier predator interaction from the Dinosaur Age.
Rare fossils of young T. Rex are finally filling in a huge gap in the dinosaur’s life cycle.
A bright blue flycatcher on a branch. Photo: Arko Saha / Bird Photographer of the Year 
