Many domestic birds have been culled to contain the disease, which is also spreading in wild flocks
The crew will spend six months in orbit and conduct a number of science experiments
Fewer than 350 North Atlantic right whales remain, and the marine mammals can become entangled in fishing gear
The National Park Service forcibly removed members of the tribe from the area in the 1920s
After 70 years in London, the beloved murder mystery is finally heading to the Great White Way
A study of zebrafish reveals the mix of microbes in the intestinal tract could influence brain development
Searches for the term, defined as the "practice of grossly misleading someone," skyrocketed in 2022
British fisherman Andy Hackett caught and released the colossal creature, nicknamed "The Carrot," while casting at a private fishery
The European Space Agency selected John McFall, along with 16 others, as part of its latest class of astronaut candidates
Discovered five inches underground, the rare 14th-century artifact could sell for $47,000
During the breeding season, great bustards consume two plants that may combat common pathogens
The vessel is located 1,350 feet below the surface of Lake Mjøsa
Much has changed since the Colorado River Compact was signed in 1922
The valuable artifacts, hidden in the Rocky Mountains for more than a decade, are going up for auction
Using modern imaging technology, researchers argue that the coins were once in circulation
Doctors are likely to misdiagnose cases due to outdated maps of these fungi’s ranges
These plants that grow back year after year show promise, but they are not a silver bullet
The 5.6-magnitude earthquake that rocked the island of Java last week has killed at least 321 people
The cheeky panel, created by Bill Watterson, was a gift to his longtime editor Lee Salem
While A.I. recipe generation has come a long way, it won’t outdo humans anytime soon
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