Rather than being the descendants of feral mutts, dingoes are actually in their own unique taxonomical corner
Why would you teach a computer how to teach other computers how to murder more efficiently?
For the first time, the Mangyongdae Prize Marathon in Pyongyang, North Korea, is open to amateurs
The original tomb is being damaged by constant visitors, so authorities are building another
A computer model shows how the tsunami crossed the Pacific
U.S. and Soviet scientists worked together throughout the Cold War, but now, because of Crimea, those ties are being cut
It's not that oxytocin makes people act in a good or bad way, just in a way that best serves the interests of their people
Are you sure you didn't like the food? Maybe it was just the weather...
In millennia past, asbestos has also been used to make stronger pottery and flame-proof napkins
Corals are animals, rooted to the ocean floor but capable of some hypnotically beautiful movement, as this time lapse video shows
Rather than acting as camouflage or social signals, zebra stripes seem to deter biting flies
Given a particular protein and a nice massage, sturgeon give up their eggs without giving up their lives
Pink salmon populations are booming, at the expense of other species
California's snowpack is running low, a bad sign for a state plagued by drought
Nepal is caving to pressure from China to ostracize and persecute Tibetans
Proponents for alone time—Isaac Newton, included—think silence can be a precondition for a great breakthrough
Scientists have devised a way to reflect seismic waves
Basic emotions like happy, sad or angry blend in interesting ways on the landscape of the human face
As temperatures rise, delivery rooms see a peak in early-term babies
The rate of identity theft is five times higher among children than among adults
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