The species had not been recorded in eastern North America for more than 50 years—and never documented in the state
The 'Ironton' has been perfectly preserved since the day it sank in 'Shipwreck Alley'
Researchers sprayed liquid nitrogen at spacesuit-clad Barbie dolls to test their novel idea
Tales of creatures like the Norse “hafgufa” suggest ancient and medieval people may have seen whales trap feeding
The proposed route is part of a broader push to increase cross-border rail travel in Europe
The Iron Age artifact may have been used as an amulet rather than a hairstyling tool
Erythritol was not proven to cause these health problems, but some experts recommend limiting intake
Until recently, no traces of the military technology had ever been found
Juvenile snapping shrimp can achieve the fastest acceleration of any repeatable, underwater motion by a living thing, per a new study
The street artist painted the image on a demolished wall during his secret trip to the country last fall
Sharpshooters are the first example of “superpropulsion” in a living organism, according to new research
After two curators began doubting the painting's authenticity, they made an unexpected discovery about its origins
The newly proposed layer might have a different structure from the rest of the inner core
Lunar timekeeping could help with navigation and communication, but experts say it will be difficult
The stone monolith is one of the famous moai sculptures scattered across the landscape
America's Waterways: The Past, Present and Future
Every year, travelers attempt to witness the birds on their long journey north
Laguna Beach has joined several other cities taking aim at ocean pollution, wildlife health, power outages and wildfires
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is building a new venue dedicated to the artist
Artists like Turner and Monet painted the smog they saw in London and Paris, a new study says
A father and daughter both contracted avian influenza, the first cases in the country since 2014
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