The American Library Association reported 311 formal, written challenges to books
By timing their grins, babies can get adults to grin
A photographer documents the remote, self-sufficient lifestyle
One jar that can be used to store pickles, serve cocktails and, with some craftiness, light up a room (just not all at the same time)
Cheese is the most stolen food in the world
What a little bit of data about health can do
As oceans warm, Antarctica braces for an invasion of shell-cracking crabs
The coral produces a toxic mist that can cause serious health problems
As spores are found in the stacks, it's time to battle a fuzzy foe
The unique tongues are raising new questions for scientists
An underwater rover might one day explore otherworldly seas
Pizzerias are a new and growing market for coal companies
Many cemetery vaults are crumbling due to weather, vandalism and disrepair
Antineutrinos are the antimatter siblings of the elusive particles called neutrinos and show up where radioactive materials decay
But for a long time, the nose was built up instead of shaved down
The as-yet-unnamed sauropod was about 130 feet long and will barely fit in the American Museum of Natural History in New York City
Researchers discover early Australians shared the continent with enormous lizards
Off with their head and hands
Sing without fear of being sued
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