An excess of dead wood in Canada has designers thinking big
Does sleeping through physics - or math class for that matter - really make a difference to your life?
A cat named Venus is perhaps the most famous feline on the planet thanks to her unique markings
Before-and-after audio records show how ecosystems change
Silent Spring turns 50 this month, but Rachel Carson's ecological game-changer was not always the beloved green bible it is today
Photographer TIm Tadder's "Water Wigs" makes a splash in this collection of unique images
A kindergarten program seeks to teach children a small community's native language
Gentle global warming could be a boon for marine biodiversity
These designers have all come up with clever ways to push the game out of the real of sight, and into the realm of touch
A new species discovered in the Philippines has scientists wondering just how many animals we're missing out on
New research shows that it might be influencing how much booze you down thanks to an optical illusion that makes curved glasses seem more alcoholically innocent than they really are
Researchers observed that western scrub jays hold funeral reveries for fallen comrades
The IUCN's Red List of endangered species looks bad, but the reality is probably much, much worse
Today's fires are bigger, weirder, and way harder to model
Add Labor Day to the vaulted hall of things concocted by secret societies, alongside Madonna's Superbowl performance and Pancho Villa's stolen skull
The German drug company Grunenthal broke its fifty year silence about thalidomide recently, but survivors aren't satisfied
Rigid illuminated rings could help unwanted bycatch escape from fishing nets
From humble beginnings in 1962, today the Walmart empire includes 8,500 stores in 15 countries, with 3,898 proudly hosted on U.S. soil
A Scottish skipper has discovered the world's oldest message in a bottle, beating the record previously held by a buddy of his
The Internet Cat Video Festival brought LOLcats inside the walls of the gallery
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