Though they tend to favor their right side, blue whales can switch to 'left-handedness' while hunting
So far, researchers have found remains of horses, rats and snakes in a well that dates back to the Starving Time
The new "Rethinking Guernica" website also includes 2,000 documents and photos charting the painting's 80-year history
The trove of memorabilia, which was stolen from Yoko Ono, includes Lennon’s diaries, glasses and handwritten music scores
Remains of the Steller's sea cow shed light on one of the first animals that taught humans about extinction
It all goes back to a quirky BBC subcommittee working in the 1930s to change the English language
The portrait, which depicts a Spanish writer and historian, has now been added to a Murillo exhibition in New York
Walking the streets in black clothes and making obscene amounts of money, Hetty Green was one of the Gilded Age's many characters
The French government was trying to raise money by running a bond lottery, but a group of intellectuals had other ideas
Researchers hypothesize that the brain "auditions" various cells that form, but only keeps the best of the best
Scientists combined supercomputer simulations with satellite data tracking particles of sea salt, dust and smoke to create the mesmerizing graphic
A study of 132 skeletons revealed bone chips associated with a rare condition
Roughly the size of a football field, the object is roughly 10 times longer than it is wide
The move is the latest development in the long history of the controversial pipeline
The Fantastics parades were occasions of sometimes-violent revelry
The carvings are between 8,000 and 9,000 years old and hint that the creatures may already be heading toward domestication
The tintype image was purchased for $10 but might be worth millions
Lincoln started the process of making it a federal holiday in 1863, crystallizing something that had been around since the days of the Pilgrims
Though the chances are slim, the team hopes this latest transmission is just the first of many
In a bid to stop the populations from dwindling, scientists are turning to big data
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