All but three of the animals that swam too close to shore made it back to the sea alive
After watching video clips together, chimps and bonobos were more sociable than those that watched the movies alone
Rocks in the upper crust beneath Ciomadul are, on average, 15 percent molten, with some areas reaching as high as 45 percent
Silica aerogel traps heat and allows light in while blocking ultraviolet radiation, making it a good candidate for building human settlements
The pyramid may represent an important step in a pharaoh’s quest to build the ‘perfect’ pyramid
A settlement with a former concessions operator means Camp Curry, the Ahwahnee Hotel and other iconic sites can use their original names again
The collection, featuring some 5,000 sketches, drawings and commercial artworks, promises to instigate a 're-evaluation of her whole career'
Barrel jellyfish typically grow to a length of up to 3 feet, but this one measured closer to 5 feet long
Baton Rouge police described the museum founder, whose death has been ruled a homicide, as a 'tireless advocate of peace'
Animal fat residue found on ceramic vessels suggests the ancient Britons who built the monument greased their wooden sledges with lard
Ffordd Pen Llech, a winding road in the historic town of Harlech, has claimed the Guinness World Record—but not everyone is happy about it
The new life-size bronze depicts the 44th president waving to the crowd and holding his daughter Sasha's hand
Injured fruit flies still experience nerve pain after healing, a finding that could lead the way to more non-opioid pain medications
Persecuted at the end of his life, the British mathematician and code-breaker is now widely admired as a father of computer science
Apollo at 50: We Choose to Go to the Moon
The spacesuit, which Armstrong wore when he walked on the moon during Apollo 11, is available for public viewing and as a 3-D model online
The 10th installment of the competition featured two new categories
Telescope observations suggest that a cloud of gas and dust around a planet 370 light-years away may be coalescing into planet-sized moons
The so-called 'book ripper' has targeted more than 100 volumes at a library and charity bookshop in the English town of Herne Bay
Once the largest of nine subspecies, Masai giraffe numbers have dropped by an estimated 50 percent in the last 30 years
The National Trust is hoping to preserve the North Carolina house where Simone first learned to play piano
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