The brown hyena who originally planted the evidence most likely ate the person, though it could have scavenged on a dead body
A lot of things sing to mark their territory - birds, wolves, howler monkeys. But you can now add mice to that list
A massive earthquake last week created a new island off the coast of Pakistan
Clancy authored more than 20 books and his final novel, Command Authority, is scheduled for release on December 3
New testing shows that high levels of radium are being released into the watershed that supplies Pittsburgh's drinking water
Forget iPads, if you want a long lasting toy stick with blocks
Perhaps the lack of fish food even explains the orientation of Easter Island's famous statues, which face inwards toward the islanders' food source
Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh is investing $350 million in an ambitious redevelopment plan that includes a new model for getting around Sin City
Pilots will have to wear hearing protection along with a helmet, neck restraints, boots and a fireproof suit
Proto Indo-European is thought to be the precursor to many Indian, Asian and European languages
Researchers are trying to culture what comes out of blowholes from whales and dolphins, to see if they can use them as diagnostic tools
What is it about that slice of cheesy goodness that makes it such an appealing subject for these artists?
Desomorphine, a cleaner form of the drug, was first concocted by the U.S. in the 1930s as a potential morphine substitute
Art historian and author Paul Koudounaris elucidates the macabre splendor and tragic history of Europe’s catacomb saints
A mute testament to the horrors of war, this is all that remained of a large oak tree caught in the crossfire at the battle of Spotsylvania
In A.D. 1257 a massive volcano erupted, spreading ash all over the world. The problem is that scientists have no idea where the eruption happened
The accelerometer chip in iPhones can detect seismic movement and may even provide a few seconds of warning before the most violent shaking strikes
Hart teams up with a Nobel Prize-winning cosmologist to translate light and electromagnetic waves into octaves humans can hear
People affiliated with the Occupy Wall Street movement want to open an Occupy-branded bank
Dancers may reshape their brains with years or training, or people who have a natural ability not to fall over may be most likely to become pro ballerinas
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