Can you find Beijing in this smog-filled satellite photo?
At -135.8 Fahrenheit, you definitely don't want to go here
Just be glad people don't flirt like some of these other animals
New research suggests that sharks can sense where you can't see, and will approach just outside your field of vision
A few lines of black paint was all it took to destroy these Pūkekos' social standing
When are you going to die? You probably don't know the answer to that question - but if you download this app you could find out. Sort of
How well do you know the tools you use every day?
Mordor is basically Los Angeles
The point isn't actually to gore the other moose with your antlers, but rather to push harder and show that you're stronger
Many of the nutrients flowing through organic farms still ultimately derive from conventional farms
The east and the west were nearly different continents
Seattle fans take pride their stadium and ability to be loud. But to anyone's knowledge, the 12th Man causing an earthquake is a first
While crocodiles and alligators are stereotyped as "lethargic, stupid and boring," researchers say the reptiles are more cunning than they seem
Someone at NASA has a real thing for turnips
A feathery theif scooped up a wildlife video camera and took it on a 70-odd-mile ride
Not only did those animals toss their stomachs out with the evolutionary garbage, they burned the genetic instructions, too
Sharks aren't shrinking, they're just being hunted and inadvertently killed by fishing nets so often that they're no longer living long enough to grow up
The Air Force's experimental space drone has been in orbit for a year, and no one really knows why
But researchers are far from pinning down the mechanism by which this may be possible, or what specific roles epigenetics plays in human disease
Excavations showed that Neanderthals may have designed their homes with purpose
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