Don't call it a comeback. With a new movie and new music on the way, ABBA remains as relevant as ever
What dead crows can teach us about the connections between sex and aggression
Contraband pelts and scales can serve as educational tools, add to research collections and even offer clues back to smugglers
The economic and infrastructure rebuilding of postwar Tokyo was nothing short of a miracle. It culminated with hosting the 1964 Olympic Games
Horizontal movement of genetic material is widespread across animals, challenging traditional notions of inheritance
Yekaterina Budanova, who died in combat 75 years ago today, reveals a larger story about the complicated history of women soldiers in the Red Army
A century ago, a German U-boat fired at five vessels and a Massachusetts beach before slinking back out to sea
And it's scaring away visitors
In 1923, Tokyo lay in ruins after the devastation of the Great Kanto Earthquake. Just seven years later, it was a city reborn
Honor the anti-apartheid activist’s legacy by following his footsteps for his 100th birthday
The publication gave rise to a new community of environmental thinkers, where hippies and technophiles found common ground
In the hopes of preserving their genetic diversity, entomologists are collecting and freezing this valuable fluid
A marauding polar bear is about to be returned to the the wild, as far away as possible from the town of Churchill
Rodents suffer from the same sunk cost fallacy that makes it so hard for humans to call it quits
The fully assembled skeleton will be displayed for the first time at the National Museum of Natural History in June 2019.
Researchers link structural alterations to fruit fly hearts to longevity-promoting changes in metabolism
Among serious adventure seekers, word is spreading about Torngat Mountains National Park—an Inuit-run reserve in Labrador, Northeastern Canada
A new Library of Congress exhibition includes such treasures as the original 1857 “Magna Carta of Baseball”
By colorizing one of the first Hubble satellite images, illustrator Dana Berry ushered in a new era of stunning space visuals
Conservationists have tracked down a polar bear who has taken to venturing into nearby Churchill. The next step is to airlift him by helicopter
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