Visitors to the Fortingall Yew are snapping twigs, stealing needles and tying beads and ribbons to branches, which experts believe may be stressing it out
The roadside sign is dedicated to BASIC, a computer programming language developed at Dartmouth College in 1964
The adhesive offers both impressive strength and reusability, avoiding the problems posed by strong but irreversible glues and vice versa
The little yellow submarine named by the internet explored the Southern Ocean, finding surface winds drive mixing in the deep abyss
The newly opened underground network features a brick oven once used to heat the baths' caldarium, as well as a contemporary video art installation
William Portwood admitted his involvement in attacking minister James Reeb to reporters just weeks before his death
The more food bears obtain from humans, the more likely they are to lose their natural fear of us
The Monterey cypress believed to have partially inspired Dr. Seuss's 1971 classic enviromental tale toppled last week for unknown reasons
The primitive projectiles probably date to the Romanian ruler's 1461 through 1462 siege of Zishtova Fortress
The event marked the largest-ever underwater cleanup effort
Nearly half of breed behavioral differences can be attributed to hereditary factors
A spinal condition thought to be caused by carrying heavy loads is actually a function of age, a new study finds
The project will be featured in a major da Vinci exhibition dropping in October
The new study is one of the first to demonstrate fish egg dispersal via avian fecal matter
Wolves don't have the muscle to make that classic wide-eyed gaze, suggesting strong evolutionary pressures were at play in our pooches
After three years of retrofitting lights, the national park will soon be certified by the International Dark Sky Association
Leaving lawns untreated and allowing flowering plants to grow can help support the endangered rusty patched bumblebee
It was previously thought that the plants rarely ate vertebrate animals
Rebecca Salome Foster was known as the "Tombs Angel" in recognition of her work with inmates housed at a Manhattan prison known as "The Tombs"
The victims died when a ship transporting them to Canada was wrecked offshore of Cap-des-Rosiers beach
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