Parents of newborns born in Germany now have a third option for the gender section of their birth certificate
A group at MIT has figured out how to build a better subway map, by replicating how the brain processes a map
Oyster larvae find their homes by responding to the unique sounds of a reef
Original editions of the Codex sell for up to $2,000, but a new reprint is available for $125
If you've been begrudgingly giving foot massages, you might want to check with your partner to see if they actually like them
From painting to stenciling to distressing, watch a sign come to life in this little video from the shop
Perhaps it's time to add ethics to your zombie preparedness training
Across the country, pumpkins have been stolen from their owners
Leftover mercury will continue to flush through the environment, eventually making its way into the San Francisco bay, for the next 10,000 years
Red Sox fans are partying like it's 1918.
Reindeers' wintery blue eyes are about 1,000 times more sensitive to light than their summery gold ones
What would early bike designers think of this Tron-like reboot of their classic wheels?
Like the selfie, the emoji has faced its fair share of derision. But as more and more people use the little icons they're finding more acceptance
Whether you love or hate candy corn, it's probably worth knowing how it's made and where it came from
These drones are striking against a different kind of enemy: apple scab
Some users speculate that polymers could have been to blame, though others pointed to nitrogen, one of the main components of urine
The condition is almost always accompanied by tactile hallucinations of crawling sensations and visual hallucinations of the non-existent insects
Archeologists in London just turned up a pristine 1,800-year old Roman statue of an eagle devouring a serpent
Around 60 million years ago, our primate ancestors figured out that the sight of a snake meant trouble
A big data project to connect all the people
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