More than half of the world's endangered saiga antelopes died suddenly on the Central Asian steppes last spring
The new world, called MolCraft, is a virtual chemistry museum
Documenting nature in all its beauty, viciousness, hilarity and boredom
The fort played a role in the Jewish revolts that inspired Hanukkah
This new video explores the 550,000 miles of cable that keeps the internet humming
Bits of ancient feathers and skin still clung to the exquisitely preserved fossils
In Rome, a giant mural illustrates how life began and evolved
The newly restored Dutch painting depicts a man relieving himself
"My Wife's Lovers" pays tribute to the wealthiest cats of the 1890s
From love and disaster to "a miracle of God," the 96-year-old manual outlines every known plot
New results suggest that weak bones made the beasts more susceptible to human hunters
A constellation rises as the Leonid and Taurid Meteor Showers return
And just like its online marketplace, Amazon's brick-and-mortar shop aims to shake up the industry
While parts of Antarctica get icier, others are on the verge of collapse
Coywolves are not 'shy wolves'—they are coyote-wolf hybrids (with some dog mixed in) and now number in the millions
Is new technology too dominant for the Olympic sport?
For decades, <i>The Green Book </i> was the black traveler's lifeline
Super Mario World is a great test for artificial intelligence
Contrary to Marco Polo's tales, it's not because they're full of mysterious spirits
The whimsical invention uses molasses, a tortoise, and sprouting grass to move a golf ball
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