Some animals just don't know how to deal when gravity goes away
GPS measurements and collar cameras will tell them where, exactly, kitty goes all day
Bubble wrap test tubes could be particularly useful in developing countries
Adding green space to nursing homes might be a good idea
Wax and foam are on the cutting edge
Purple nutsedge is a pest today, but thousands of years ago it was probably valued for its cavity-preventing properties
This emotional robot can tell stories, remember appointments, and make faces
Chicago is installing a cable that will prevent blackouts, at least within the Loop
In partnership with the Environmental Defense Fund, Google is using its Street View cars to map out gas leaks
Borneo's tropical forests have fallen at twice the rate as the rest of the world's felled rainforests
A Norwegian project hopes to reduce both pollution and lessen pressure on krill stocks
A number of turtle species make sounds, but this is the first evidence that babies do so before they've even hatched
Though if it weren't for the fish, the mall would be overrun with mosquitoes
Because adventure travel just hasn't gone far enough
Sixty-seven baseball-sized giant African land snails were confiscated at the Los Angeles International Airport
The digital library includes 195,000 pages of text and 5,000 illustrations
California is facing its greatest water loss on record, and it's not likely to get better any time soon
On average, our friends are like the genetic equivalents of fourth cousins
In 1565 a fleet of French ships was destroyed in a hurricane, effectively ending France's hopes of territory in Florida
Page 796 of 991