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The Surinam toad has an unusual trick for reproduction: instead of leaving their spawn in water to develop, once the eggs are laid, the male presses them into the female's back. She carries them until ...

Long before they can clap along to a song or bounce to a beat, babies may already be wired for rhythm, according to new research. A study published in the journal PLOS Biology found that newborns can ...

In the hours after one new mom's emergency C-section − nine weeks before her due date − and as her baby girl was whisked away to the neonatal intensive care unit to be hooked up to life-saving ...

A group of toad rescuers say they were left disappointed after a road closure sign was stolen. The sign had been put up on Smallbrook Road in Warminster, Wiltshire to protect the amphibians from being ...

A bizarre allegation about Jeffrey Epstein eating babies has risen after the latest tranche of documents were released. The Justice Department put out the files related to the late convicted child sex ...

Dr. Mireault is a developmental psychologist at Vermont State University. My son was 14 weeks old when he made his first unmistakable whole-body belly laugh. In the months that followed, his laughter ...

Bad Bunny poses with his Album of the Year, Best Musica Urbana Album and Best Global Music Performance awards during the Grammys on Sunday. Matt Winkelmeyer Getty Guaranteed this isn’t the first time ...

For decades, hospitals have given babies a vitamin K injection to protect against bleeding. Now, the shot appears to be facing resistance. By Maggie Astor For most of his 10 years as a neonatologist, ...

Brain activity suggests newborns can detect and predict patterns relating to rhythm, study says Newborn babies can anticipate rhythm in pieces of music, researchers have discovered, offering insights ...

Dr Anna Truzzi with her daughter Maeve, who took part in the study, and her husband Babies as young as two-months-old can categorise objects in their brains, scientists at Trinity College Dublin, ...