The opera star, who championed diversity in the arts, was known for her singular voice and versatile range
When adopting an aquatic lifestyle, cetaceans ditched genetic code related to sleep, DNA restoration and more
Carbon dating shows the remains were 9,000 years old
Anna Birnie, daughter of an artist, taught Vincent and his siblings for three years, including lesson on drawing
Your move, fanatics of the 21st century
Prior to their discovery, only two species could survive in the super-salty, highly alkaline lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains
New research suggests male giraffes with darker coloring are more solitary, dominant than lighter-hued counterparts
PEN America's report coincided with the annual Banned Books Week
The arrangement of large public spaces at the sprawling Maidanetske site suggests the culture became less democratic before collapse
An 18-year study of longleaf pine savannah showed a 5 percent species increase per year when isolated plots were reconnected
That’s ‘several orders of magnitude higher than plastic loads previously reported in other foods,’ according to a new study
A select group of migrating big cats ensures high levels of genetic diversity throughout the country's lion population
Archaeologists found three defensive ditches, as well as coins, pottery and imported tableware
A new interactive project seeks to preserve oral testimonies connected to 20 historic locations
Renia Spiegel was killed by the Nazis when she was 18 years old
The IPCC study shows that without immediate change, sea level will rise, fish stocks will crumble and glaciers and polar regions will thaw
The opulent royal apartments at the Residential Palace were Augustus the Strong's attempt to project and prolong his power
The interactive tool tells the stories of 3,141 men and women accused of practicing witchcraft
The hulking marine mammal was likely trying to protect her calves
The 'hypermanipulator' is named after Set, the Egyptian god of war and chaos
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