The fossilized bones appear to belong to one woman, seven men and a young boy
The group included 15 to 20 of the massive birds, which amounts to nearly 10 percent of the remaining wild population
Base camp officials have seen rising numbers of climbers with symptoms and positive coronavirus tests
The measurements help researchers understand how the planet's ionosphere began leaking
New research marks the first time scholars have confirmed the identity of bones associated with the fateful Arctic voyage
The new noodle could save packaging materials by eliminating airspace inside food cartons
The 'chameleon effect' helps people blend into a crowd
A prominent intellectual and naturalist, the Maryland native wrote extensively on natural phenomena and anti-slavery causes
The infamous "devil in the White City" remains mired in myth 125 years after his execution
The 2,000-year-old artifact, which resembles a face cut in half, was buried in the foundations of a Roman building
New research centered on Lake Malawi may provide the earliest evidence of people using flames to improve land productivity
A Hans Holbein miniature long thought to depict Henry VIII's fifth queen may instead portray the Tudor king's fourth wife
Archaeologists discovered the remarkable art about two decades ago but only publicized their findings now
New multi-isotope analysis illuminates early lives of sailors stationed on the Tudor "Mary Rose," including three born outside of Britain
The captive lion industry encompasses everything from cub-petting attractions to the sale of lion bones
A new analysis of 143 skeletons suggests the disease was more common than previously estimated, though still much rarer than today
Male tanager feathers have microstructures that reflect light in ways that make their bearer look more attractive, even if he’s not the fittest bird around
Researchers identified the sculpture based on the ancient ruler's signature hairstyle and facial features
New data from the CDC shows the rates of side effects after each dose of Moderna and Pfizer’s vaccines
The frogmouth has muted plumage, but its grumpy expression and wide eyes make it enchanting on social media
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