A newly coupled lion and lioness head to the relative solitude of the higher grounds in their new kingdom of Rwanda
Uncovering a World War I veteran's story provided a genealogist and pharmacologist with some clues
Pinpointing the birds’ noisemakers could help researchers better understand why urban avians make so much dang noise
How a preacher with no scientific training ended up writing the first feminist critique of <em>Origins</em>
They might be earmarked as future kings of the jungle, but young male lions are lazy and lack survival skills. Their only hope is to attract a female
On March 7, 2007, Garuda Flight 200 was preparing to land. An Air Force security officer on board immediately sensed a problem
The new research by two physicists adds to astronomical knowledge—and overturns previous Biblical interpretations
Harriot Hunt refused to let her gender limit her ambitions—or those of the next generation of physicians
The museum will remain open as it works to enhance the visitor's experience
For Oklahoma City and its surrounding suburbs, May 3, 1999 began like any other spring day
Thought leaders gathered at the National Museum of Natural History on November 13 to discuss the past, present and future of the flu
A family caught in the midst of an epic tornado seek refuge in a nearby drainage pipe
A new study shows off a computer program’s specimen-sorting prowess
The slimy, tasty enigmas have long been over-harvested. An indigenous community in Canada could be close to finding a sustainable solution
UPS Airlines Flight 6 crashed into a military base 10 miles from Dubai Airport on September 3, 2010
The cavity could hold clues to how the pyramids came to be
The Oakland fire department rushed to the scene of the Cypress Freeway, after the 1989 San Francisco Earthquake hits. They were greeted by a catastrophe
The president was an "early adopter" of embalming technology, helping to bring the modern death industry to the mainstream
The 1989 San Francisco earthquake delivered a myriad of deadly disasters, all unfolding at the same time
Yes, adolescent brains crave novelty. But they have the cognitive control to go with it
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