Hundreds of tons of the toxic chemical have likely littered the ocean floor near Santa Catalina Island for decades
Active between the fourth and eighth centuries A.D., the vast site housed multiple churches, monastic cells and other structures
The statue, unveiled to coincide with Women's History Month, is dedicated to the late Supreme Court justice
The mini mollusk may use a 'siren call' strategy to entice marine worms out of hiding
Beginning in the 13th century, the castle in Somerset County served as a residence for local bishops
In some parts of the United States, the growing cannabis industry is responsible for significant greenhouse gas emissions
Researchers used a variety of techniques to visualize what Czech rulers Spytihněv I and Vratislav I might have looked like
New research offers insights on "Olive Trees" (1889), including the story of the hapless insect trapped on its thickly painted surface
The 9.0-magnitude earthquake in 2011 remains the largest in Japan's recorded history
The Cromwell Museum has republished a text first issued by the English Lord Protector's enemies as propaganda
Workers discovered a trove of wartime artifacts, including chocolate wrappers, cigarette packets and correspondence
The Jezero crater location has been named 'Octavia E. Butler Landing' in honor of the late literary giant
Pet stores in 21 states recall items after reports of the destructive bivalves lurking in moss balls
Researchers say the crown—and the trove of ornate objects buried alongside it—could have belonged to a female ruler of La Argar
The 2,500-year-old ceramic figurine was likely created to provide protection and promote conception
Pine siskins, a type of finch, can spread salmonella bacteria when they poop on the high-traffic platforms
The sale marks the third-highest auction price achieved by a living artist
Researchers found traces of bodily fluids, as well as milk and other materials associated with pregnancy, on the ten-foot long parchment
The Amsterdam institution is spotlighting works by Dutch Golden Age painters Judith Leyster, Gesina ter Borch and Rachel Ruysch
Researchers say they're not sure these iconic coastal ecosystems will be able to make a comeback anytime soon
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