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The smooth snake is harmless as ever.

No sailing experience required.

‘Deeply loved and forever missed.’

All sea arches must come to an end.

The creepy and kooky robot can type on a keyboard, play a video game, and could help future humanoid robots.

Hunting them first can help curb the invasive species.

Magenta solar panels offer a new way for farmers to harvest renewable energy along with their crops.

Different genes and migration patterns sparks further debate about these unique whales.

Also, should you really be using an electronic sleep tracker?

From chuckling beavers to fat bears to sassy orangutans, this year’s finalists bring the laughs.

The 38-year-old spacecraft isn’t the only satellite named after the ‘Charlie’s Angels’ actress.

Ice cores from Tibet’s Guliya Plateau extend Earth’s glacial record by over 100,000 years.