About a dozen Spanish streams support native runs of Atlantic salmon, but anglers are deeply divided about how to fish for them
In some cases, they're learning to work with humans. In others, they're taking over the whole plant
Converse with some of the world's most sophisticated artificial intelligence programs—and decide how human they seem
Mixing movie genres, from Abbott and Costello to SCTV
Welcome to Threaded, your go-to fashion blog for all things historical and sartorial
NASA wouldn't opt to expose astronauts to a 19 percent increased risk of cancer, but there's no telling what a reality TV show would do
Our ancestors and cousins didn't all live in the shadows of the Mesozoic world—some were burly carnivores
The longest day of the year arrives today with a natural light show in the Potomac Atrium
A harsh environment might have led Homo erectus to evolve complex societies similar to those of desert-dwelling hamadryas baboons
In the 19th century, coffee was big business in Europe. As inventors sought to improve brews and reduce brewing time, the espresso was born
A new twist in the million dollar Tarbosaurus controversy may send this dinosaur home
A team of Italian scientists has uses infrared light to detect artistic flourishes that are invisible to the naked eye
For those of you who want to explore chilly desserts beyond ice cream, try these frozen treats
From Eagle Summit in Alaska's White Mountains, watch as the sun dips, dips, dips---but remains just above the horizon
The Small Mammal House's loudest and most charismatic critters is getting a name this week
A newly analyzed cuneiform hymn accompanied a drinking song dedicated to a female tavern-keeper
Neither too luxurious nor too austere, mid-range inns are often a great choice for travelers. Here are some of my favorites in Europe, Mexico and Morocco
Give me your huddled masses yearning to go shopping and swimming
Flying foxes can defoliate trees, but should the Royal Botanic Garden shoo this vulnerable species from its grounds?
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