A massive heatwave sparked blazes along the Mediterranean, threatening cultural heritage sites and forcing mass evacuations
The huge stockpile includes camel, rodent and cattle remains
Officials closed some recreational sites while the areas undergo eradication efforts
At least 40 arachnid species kill and eat certain slithering predators, which can be up to 30 times the eight-legged critters' size
In 2020, temperatures in the region rose nearly 11 degrees Fahrenheit above normal, causing the limestone to release ancient methane deposits
Calculations inscribed on a clay tablet helped ancient people document property boundaries, new research suggests
Forty percent of white-tailed deer sampled from four states between January and March 2021 had antibodies from the virus that causes Covid-19
On par with specimens found at nearby Sutton Hoo, the tiny accessory likely helped a lord or king keep their weapon sheathed
New research indicates that the Inca settlement was in continuous use from at least 1420 to 1530
Study estimates 98 percent of colonies will be quasi-extinct by 2100 unless the world drastically reduces its greenhouse gas emissions
As demand for fish rises, restaurants are slammed with employment losses, port congestion, lack of product, rising costs and shipment snags
The 2,000-year-old travertine slab marked the sacred outer limits of the ancient city
Wicker vessels recovered from the ruins of Thônis-Heracleion contain doum nuts and grape seeds
Targeting the world's worst emitters could offer disproportionate benefits when it comes to fighting climate change
The not-so-edible, 40-year-old piece of royal history is expected to fetch more than $300 at auction
After various studies suggesting liquid water may lie underneath the Red Planet's south pole, a new study suggests it instead consists of smectites
New research suggests the 'Eagle' ascent stage either exploded in space or remains in orbit—but it likely didn't crash land back on the lunar surface
A traveling exhibition showcases five artists whose creations engage with science and ecology
A marker in Lafayette Square is the first public work to acknowledge these individuals' roles in constructing the presidential mansion
Blending history, pop culture and folklore, the attraction features a Feejee mermaid, original artworks and more
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