If the truth is still out there, there’s a good chance it’s in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve
This summer, ride the coasters that add history to their thrills
Wingsuit flying is famous for two things: a sense of thrill that's hard to match in any other sport, and a terrifyingly high death rate.
While the lead predator of the film might be a genetically modified fiction, these real fossil species were just as amazing and bizarre
Millions suffer from SAD in summer as well as winter, and evidence hints that birth season plays a role in who develops the disorder
In the 1880s, LaMarcus Thompson was troubled by America's slide into hedonism and immorality. Out of that concern, we got the roller coaster
The ancient technology used lightweight materials to create soaring 150-foot spans that could hold the weight of a marching army
J.S. Lovering Wharton built this house on a rock off the coast of Rhode Island because, as legend has it, he wanted a place where no one could bother him
Frank Gehry's titanium-clad Guggenheim plays host to a stunning survey of Koons's larger-than-life career
A new generation of young practitioners is leading a resurgence in this centuries-old craft
When the right product doesn't exist for a fish ultrasound or other procedure, scientists build it themselves
The fight against poaching and trafficking came to a head in Times Square last week with the destruction of a one-ton cache of illegal ivory
Two new data-driven approaches help identify key hotspots for poaching and trafficking
Ancient DNA sequenced from the skeleton adds to the controversy over the individual's ancestry
The discovery strengthens the case that upright posture drove the evolution of dominant hands in humans
From medicines to jet fuel, we have so many reasons to celebrate the microbes we live with every day
Peter Marra and Michael Hallworth of the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center test a groundbreaking device that tracks birds' migrations
The mysterious night-blooming cereus just dazzled a garden in Tucson. Scientists still aren’t sure exactly how they bloom at the same time
They're still not very good at cooing to toddlers, and their testosterone levels start to drop even before a baby is born
150 years ago, the historic conflict forced doctors to get creative and to reframe the way they thought about medicine
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