A patient was hallucinating musical scores, and researchers have managed to record it
A large tree grows more quickly and sucks up a lot more carbon than a smaller one, scientists find
Migrating birds flap in and out of rhythm depending on where they are in formation
Your parents don't actually think you and your sibling are interchangeable
In the event of a full-blown Velveeta shortage, here's a little history to ease your pain
Power, violence, revenge—and the heat of the moment
The microbes confuse the chemical signals that tell pestilent locusts: swarm!
Our slow metabolism helps explain why it takes us so long to grow up—and why we live such long lives
The German-made Thermomix—the Swiss Army knife of kitchen appliances—has a cult-like following in Europe
A fossilized pelvis shows the fish had functioning rear “legs”
Hundreds of years before the Great Wall, the Qi Dynasty built a wall of rammed earth
The extremely rare disease causes no problems—apart from occasional difficulties with the authorities
Just like American airlines did in the 1960s
Research indicates that two cups of caffeine-laced coffee might enhance your ability to remember certain details
The discovery of a 16th century coin is threatening the story of British Columbia's history
A little known startup showcases a wearable technology that generates an interactive display right before your eyes
Its inventors say that through its sensors, the NeuroOn will also let you know the best times to take naps
Spike TV points out that this is the “LARGEST CASH PRIZE IN TELEVISION HISTORY” [<em>sic</em>]
Proceeds will supposedly go toward conservation of the species
The Swiss media is very displeased by the late-ness
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