People fail to make a correct identification up to 20 percent of the time, at least in the lab
Regardless of their nation's stance on copyright and intellectual property laws, kids are not into others stealing their ideas
Fruit-eating bats can't do their job distributing seeds around the new jungle patch if they're blinded by lights
Life in space is amazing and wonderful and beautiful and awesome, but sometimes it's also really, really annoying
This app is supposed to listen to your voice and tell you how you’re feeling
Foldscope is a paper microscope that fits in your pocket and can be assembled for less than a dollar. And it works, too.
You can feel better about your obsession with Candy Crush. The game isn’t just mindless swiping; it's an actually difficult math problem.
Faking a noise usually reserved for sex makes male peacocks more attractive
Wild Kenyan elephant have learned to identify Maasai men as dangerous threats
Sushi might get more expensive, but tuna populations need the break
An air traffic control company created this incredible video showing flight patterns around Europe
Seeking to carve out an identity distinct from the UK, some in New Zealand are pushing for a new flag
Areas along the Japanese coast are building seawalls to prepare for the next big one
Bands are good at walking and running, but lose their accuracy for other types of exercise
Transit use seems to be up across the board
That an animal "mates for life" doesn't often mean what you think it means
James F. Lyons drove over to Marble Hill and planted his flag, claiming it as his. It didn't work.
From "sword throat" to putting a hole in your pharynx, sword swallowing comes with a few risks
Men have a quantifiable advantage over women when pitching their businesses
Kids compete with Candy Crush and texting for a parental attention
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