You could call an acropolis, pyramid or beehive home
Your phone could learn your typing behavior and use that to keep itself safe from intruders
It looks like another one of Iceland's volcanoes is ready to erupt
A special label could indicate whether content posted on Facebook is in jest
NEPTUNE is used for hunting whale songs, but Canada and the US worry it could be used for other purposes
Bone chemistry sheds light on the monarch's shifting diet throughout his brief life
Researchers found the liquid, originally thought to be mineral water, was actually over-aged booze
The German Museums Association says that scalps are not subject to the same ethical guidelines that govern other human remains
A new technique may help during the next oil spill
Jim Henson had a soft spot for jazz
"Missionaries sometimes have to tackle strange and unusual jobs," David Graham wrote.
Modern-day velvet worms' jaws are repurposed former claws
Refuge parks stocked with food and water are ready for the next disaster
Bloomberg reports that customers are abandoning Colgate's Total brand because it contains triclosan
Some of the damage done to your skin by UV rays is hard to see
In Belize, the Actun Tunichil Muknal cave is an eerie experience for visitors
Some say the tumbleweed's takeover of the American West was the most aggressive weed invasion in our country's history
In some ways, our 80-year-old selves mirror our 20-year-old selves
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