The terracotta likeness was likely used in rituals associated with winemaking
It could be an asteroid—or, as one astronomer suggests, it could be a rocket booster from the 1960s
A major Philip Guston retrospective scheduled to travel to D.C., London, Houston and Boston will now take place in 2024
The new findings will inform how much shielding future astronauts will need to safely explore the moon
Jak Wonderly's 'Caught by Cats' aims to increase awareness of domestic cats' deadly effects on wildlife.
Four dogs began work at Helsinki Airport on September 22, and six more may join them soon
Since 2016, about 30 elephants have lived in a 200-acre enclosure managed by Ringling Bros. circus
The Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen's unique storage facility is slated to open in fall 2021
A selection of some 1,200 teeth found in ancient riverbeds was dominated by Spinosaurus, suggesting they made their home in the water
Artist Jerzy Kalina says his "strongman" is a call to resist "multiplying forms of red revolution"
Nearly 500 pilot whales were stranded off the coast of Tasmania last week, in what officials say is the largest mass stranding event in Australian history
Launched by Lindt, the attraction features a 30-foot-tall chocolate fountain and a tour of the sweet treat's history
The dusty volume may be the first copy of the Bard's dramatic works to circulate on Spanish soil
Male funnel-web spiders evolved deadly venom to protect themselves from vertebrate predators when they leave the safety of their burrows to find a mate
A new study shows that ash tree populations are not growing fast enough to replace the trees killed by ash borer larvae
The digital likeness bears a striking similarity to a portrait attached to the front of the boy's mummy
New study suggests the solar storm that sparked the aurora borealis interfered with the ship's navigational and radio equipment
A recent pair of giraffe deaths sparked the question
Researchers cite a "total lack of quantifiable data on the impacts of climate change on heritage in sub-Saharan Africa"
Spanish traders used the steamboat to transport enslaved Indigenous individuals to Cuba
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