A new study shows natural selection is alive and well in the Netherlands
Parks and Wildlife thinks a goldfish owner dumped his pets into a local lake. Now a few years later, the fish swarm the water in thousands
“Figures” challenges British austerity policies—and an artist’s physical endurance
Native Hawai'ian activists say the volcano-top project is damaging sacred lands
A new study of ancient beads shows “an enduring cultural boundary” between northern and southern Europe during the Neolithic Age
Google has a patent for artificial intelligence with a personality -- and that patent might not be a good idea
A federal judge declares the National Marine Fisheries Service did not do its job to protect dolphins and whales
A rare nodosaur has been found in Texas...by a little boy
New research shows sometimes our own brains get in the way of acquiring new skills
Archaeologists think they have solved the mystery
The structure will help researchers understand pain— and create drugs that could suppress it.
But teens still aren’t opting for the most effective forms of birth control
Counter to the common wisdom, it’s not just males that do the pursuing
Haas Unica, Helvetica’s long-lost sibling, is back after 30 years in obscurity
Move over, orange: modern art is all about hues of blue
Reforestation by machines is cool, but it won’t save the planet
Weird things can become home sweet home when you are a tiny soft crustacean
Archaeologists find evidence to believe a site just discovered in 2012 could be a complex subsurface labyrinth
And that’s the conservative side of scientists’ ice melt projections
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