Eleven live otters turned up in a scanned bagged that someone had abandoned at the oversized luggage area of Bangkok's airport
Here, witness a key moment in digital delivery: the first pizza ever ordered with a computer
Here's why you should pretty much never clean inside your ears
Blame this increasingly-common form of Arctic circulation for today's frigid weather
A bio-cartridge "prints" living cells, one on top of the next, and they naturally fuse to form muscle tissue
Around 100 spiders turned up in the tombs, some of which date back to the 1830s
From an Elixir of Life to the Philosopher's Stone, mercury's long legacy is coming close to an end
Geneticist says he's extracted enough DNA from Neanderthal fossils to create an embryo, but lacking a uterus himself he needs to find the right lady
From a trove of ancient Roman footwear, a rethinking of military life
Holly the cat's 200 mile journey home has scientists wondering just how animals navigate
Turns out, the average person is far more likely to remember a Facebook status than they are a painstakingly edited sentence from a book
Let's review the excuses. (Spoiler: None of them are good.)
Games raised the most total money, over $80 million, on the crowd-funding site last year
A recent study found that drivers with blind spots were more likely to hit pedestrians and less able to respond to hazardous situations
Although the rover itself could not make the trip from Mars, a full-size model will roll in the parade alongside the real-life crew
Until now, paleontologists have drawn a blank on the evolutionary link between the manatee's African and Jamaican relatives
Writing about really hard things using only a couple of words is much harder than you would think
The scourge of biblical times could open up a new way of making stem cells in the lab
A two year old girl died after her caretaker allegedly poisoned her with chili powder
Locals have a new nickname for their state. North Dakota: "Kuwait on the Prairie"
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