If they did, who could ask for anything more?
They’re not just for kids anymore
In the icy waters off Norway, one intrepid Scot dives deep to satisfy the latest fjord-to-table craze at Europe’s finest restaurants
The recent capture of a notorious poacher has given hope to officials in Chad battling to save the African elephant from extinction
Scientists project that two thirds of emperor penguin colonies will drop by 50 percent in the next century
Before you plan a trip to the sand this summer, check out this list of the best and worst beaches, based on water quality
Brazil's Ilha de Queimada Grande is the only home of one of the world's deadliest, and most endangered, snakes
Tech innovators are hoping they can store energy more cost-effectively with mechanical systems that use the most basic materials: air, water, and steel
Forget the lions and tigers, these prowling felines have much more to tell us about the natural world
Do you find yourself spending endless hours waiting at the airport? Here's what math says about the perfect time to arrive for your next flight
The International Space Station’s upcoming non-rigid BEAM module may be the key to making the future of space more roomy and affordable.
Artist Jonathan McCabe builds computer programs that create their own art—intricately patterned images that look part organic, part kaleidoscopic
Eight-legged predators probably prey on vertebrates much more often than arachnologists previously assumed
New research shows that some corals may be able to adapt to faster warming than previously thought
A new Smithsonian Channel documentary features "Shark Girl," a fearless 20-year-old Aussie who has spent hundreds of hours swimming with the creatures
Last week, the facility welcomed two new balls of fur to their resident red panda community
Fragmenting habitats into smaller pieces may let diseases spread more easily, a new study finds
As the first invertebrates ever found to demonstrate anxiety, crawfish might help reveal the evolutionary origins of that stressful state of mind
Despite what you’ve read in the news, there’s still hope for a future with a healthy ocean
A wearable robot controlled by brain waves will take center stage at the World Cup this week, but it’s not the only mind-controlled tech out there
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