The museum contends that the moniker, which is often used to describe the Dutch Republic in the 17th century, ignores the brutalities of the period
Running Buffalo Clover, which once spread on trampled ground left by bison, has made a comeback in the Midwest and Appalachians
Within six hours of ingesting a high dose of pesticide, sparrows lost six percent of their body weight and 17 percent of their fat stores
The animals squeaked and jumped for joy during the game, a sign that they enjoy play just as much as humans
Painstaking research recreates the history of Greater Adria, which slipped under the Eurasian plate 120 million years ago
National Gallery of Art spotlights Andrea del Verrocchio, a skilled sculptor and painter whose individual accomplishments have long been overlooked
Hasankeyf and nearly 200 other settlements will be inundated as part of a dam project
Before becoming an American legend, the Revolutionary War hero was best known as a skilled artisan, activist and entrepreneur
Researchers read the proteins preserved in the tooth enamel of an ancient rhino, a trick that may allow them to sequence fossils millions of years old
The crustaceans produce guttural growls when danger nears
After 'Oumuamua, the newly detected rock is just the second known object to visit from interstellar space
A new study has found that whales from diverse locations gather at the Kermadec Islands, where they seem to transmit unique ditties
At the turn of the 20th century, Lizzie Magie created the Landowner’s Game, which sought to teach players about the injustices of wealth concentration
A new study suggests Neolithic Britons processed raw milk to reduce its lactose content
The Wellcome Collection's latest permanent exhibition focuses on design features and curatorial approaches suggested by individuals with disabilities
The newly described pterosaur with a wingspan over 30-feet was one of the largest flying creatures to ever exist
The United States hasn’t experienced a nation-wide full moon on this superstitious date since 2000
Experiments show that cement will set in space, but moon colonists may have to tweak the mixture to make it work in low gravity
‘I was tired of romanticism,’ Frank once said. ‘I wanted to present what I saw, pure and simple.’
A group of 257 footprints in Normandy come from 10 to 13 people, mostly children scampering around near the beach
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