The as-yet-unnamed sauropod was about 130 feet long and will barely fit in the American Museum of Natural History in New York City
The location of major cables was once a secret, but now researchers hope knowledge of it will spark conversations on how to keep the system safe
The project is intended to draw attention to the problem of air pollution
This despite having a wingspan almost as long as a football field
The chicken sandwich also racked up a total cost of $1,500
As Los Angeles changes its vehicle procurement policies, visions of an all-electric fleet are dancing in Angelenos’ heads
Eateries may include more tech and fewer humans on staff
Terraforming the planet with thermonuclear weapons: Best idea ever or disaster waiting to happen?
The prestigious competition has been held every year since 1942
The "Black Mambas" just received a prestigious award for their work on behalf of rhinos, lions and cheetahs
A proposed bridge could soon bring wildlife populations together.
New “cat street view” shows Hiroshima Prefecture’s Onomichi through the eyes of its fluffiest residents
These "Gremlins" take their cue from WWII fighter pilots' lucky charms
A national genetic bank and novel identification techniques have helped identify over 100 children abducted during Argentina’s “Dirty War”
It just wants to protect soft, perishable humans.
Lessons can be learned from the recent spill in the Animas River
An electronic drum kit could give a voice to some people who can’t talk.
Dissolve, ferment, enjoy
The museum will be the first of its kind in the U.S.
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