Chemical mask-wearing mycotoxins can slip past screening techniques
If China doesn't take steps to better preserve the relics, they may eventually turn into dust
Scientists thought male fish, exposed to artificial hormones, were growing eggs. They weren't
Captive sea turtles in the Caymans can ruin a tourist's visit with a nasty dose of bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites
Disease? Warm summers? No one knows for sure what is leading to the moose's decline in this state
The pyramids hail back to the days of the kingdom of Kush, which occurred around 2,000 years ago
By the year 2100, the human race will have lost about 50% of the languages alive today. Every fourteen days a language dies. There are some success stories
We really do think our mediocre constructions are just as good as those of the very finest of craftsman
Wisdom the 62 year-old albatross just hatched what is thought to be her 30 to 35th chick
With artificial limbs and organs, Rex is a vision of a bionic future
Across the United States cases of whooping cough, or pertussis, are on the rise. Named for the “deep “whooping” sound [that] is often heard when the patient tries to take a breath,” says the U.S. National Library of Medicine, this bacterial infection can cause fever, difficulty breathing, and bouts of awful coughing that can last [...]
Dali felt as though sleep was a waste of time (so did Edison, and many other influential people) but science suggests that sleep is pretty important
A slow jam won't get you through that third mile, and smooth jazz isn't going to kick that kickboxing workout up a notch. It's not just personal preference either - it's science
Researchers are now starting to look into the question, and see just how intelligent our furry friends actually are
Science savvy female teens in Asia, east and south Europe and the Middle East outperform males in science aptitude, but the opposite is true in the U.S., Canada and Western Europe
As Hasbro welcomes the sleek, new silver kitty, it bids farewell to the age-old iron
We have no idea why crime dropped, but it had nothing to do with broken windows or police strategy
A lack of snow is affecting the annual Iditarod sled dog race
Huge magnitude 8.0 earthquakes are rare--but not as rare as you'd think
The 48th Mersenne prime was recently discovered on the computer of a man named Dr. Curtis Cooper, and it's 17 million digits long
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