Experts describe conflicting scenarios that alternately find the state’s poisonous algal bloom either weakening offshore or spreading inland
The two crew members landed safely in Kazakhstan after aborting the spaceflight to conduct a high-speed reentry procedure
A new study of residue on skeletons from the 79 A.D. eruption indicates Herculaneum was hit with a 400 to 900 degree pyroclastic flow
A new study suggests that the defining trait is linked to a unique genetic mutation
A new study suggests that workshops on the coast of Belize were not only producing salt, but also preserving animal meat
This scavenging strategy saved sleuths of bears in the past, but it’s not sustainable as temperatures climb at unprecedented rates
Your vote will determine which fish-chomping ursine competitor in Katmai National Park and Preserve is the chubbiest cubby of them all
Her 1992 nude self-portrait "Propped" sold for $12.4 million. But the record-breaking price lags behind the amount paid to the men's holder of the title
A Norwegian aquaculture company plans to combat sea lice and other problems by monitoring individual salmon in a high-tech fish farms
During the pogrom, a white mob killed an estimated 300 black Tulsans. According to eyewitnesses, the dead are buried in unmarked mass graves in Greenwood
A new study has found that a host of similar animals match, or even exceed dogs’ intellectual abilities
Leading climate scientists paint dire portrait of years to come if we maintain carbon-emission status quo
Cartographers had previously been in the habit of representing the Scottish islands inside a box because they are located so far from the mainland
In theory, other dimensions aren't big enough to form black holes and consume our universe or it would have happened already
Park officials found items like a cement block, coins, aluminum cans and a pacifier from the 1930s
The street artist hid a built-in shredder in the frame of the artwork when he created it in 2006
This “memory-boosting” font is stylized with a left-leaning slant and gaps in each letter meant to encourage your eyes to linger longer
The Cassini probe's final flybys show that 22,000 pounds of material per second drops from the rings into the planet's ionosphere
Shards of ancient ceramics on Pulau Ay reveal nutmeg's early history
She's no King Arthur, but locals are calling Saga Vanecek the "Queen of Sweden." To that we say, long live Saga!
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