The movie’s visual effects are now being used for scientific research
Instead of starting in Willow, Alaska, this year, the race will start 300 miles north in Fairbanks
Other pollinators don’t like urban areas as much as rural, but bees live in similar numbers across different landscapes
The Islamic State is selling antiquities to fund their fight, now a secretive group is trying to protect those cultural treasures
Researchers have found proof of what caused a hot spring’s drastic color modification—it's people, of course
Rogue diggers with metal detectors are threatening a priceless archaeological site
This synchronized dance won a group of 5,211 Indian women a Guinness World Record
The Lincoln Association of Jersey City claims it has the longest record of celebrating Lincoln’s legacy
The blob-like creatures’ movements inspired a composer to create a way for slime mold to play the piano
Experts have long pushed for the change since for most, cholesterol isn't the demon we thought it was
Some pods have been observed rubbing themselves on rocky beaches; scientists are still working to understand why
Victorians seduced their sweeties with "love tokens"
No other country on Earth has lost a greater proportion of land mammals over the last two centuries; now, a new study zeros in on the cause
Ornithologists are tracking the second major snowy owl southern migration in as many years, indicating that the birds’ numbers are still going strong
In a few years, shepherds might be monitoring their flocks with networks of wireless sensors
One new technique for green building—making houses out of straw—actually draws on century-old ideas
Watch as UC Berkeley’s bells play the earth’s “natural frequencies”
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