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Close up of bearded dragon against black background

Reptile ‘pee crystals’ might help treat kidney stones and gout

Group of people speaking in conference room, out of focus image

Men speak with a vocal fry just as much as women

A red cusk-eel burrowed in among tubeworms at a methane seep off the coast of El Quisco in central Chile. Credit: Schmidt Ocean Institute

Tiny spider crabs snack on parasites from Chile’s favorite fish

French police officers stand next to a furniture elevator used by robbers to enter the Louvre Museum, on Quai Francois Mitterrand, in Paris on October 19, 2025. Robbers broke in to the Louvre and fled with jewellery on October 19, 2025 morning, a source close to the case said, adding that its value was still being evaluated. A police source said an unknown number of thieves arrived on a scooter armed with small chainsaws and used a goods lift to reach the room they were targeting. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP) (Photo by DIMITAR DILKOFF/AFP via Getty Images)

Why the Louvre heist doesn’t surprise museum security experts

Kidney transplant in container

Donor organ’s blood type altered for the first time

Big bison in the National Park on the shore of a lake or river

This national park uses helicopters for bison round-up duty

Woman leaning back in office chair at desk looking out window

Fitness & Exercise

Deep sighs are not only satisfying—they’re healthy

ROV screenshot of dive to Titan submersible debris on ocean floor

OceanGate’s ‘Titan’ went on 7 dives with a damaged hull before implosion

Dubai chocolate is a dessert prepared with milk and dark chocolate, roasted shredded wheat, pistachio paste and tahini.

Why foods like Dubai chocolate go viral

Security camera footage of bear entering grocery store in Japan

Bears have attacked over 100 people in Japan since March

Paranthropus boisei. Reproduction of an adult skull. 1,8 million years ago. Pleistocene. Olduvai Gorge (Tanzania). (Photo by: Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

This overlooked human ancestor wielded tools with a gorilla-like grip

Close up of stink bug on leaf

These stink bugs use cordycep-like fungus to fend off parasitic wasps

Aerial photo of ancient ice storage facility excavation next to photos of a burial jar containing Chinese coins

Ancient underground freezer unearthed at South Korean castle

WeatherStar 4000+ website showing three day weather forecast in retro graphics

Weather Channel gets jazzy, retro makeover from dedicated online fans

Close up of Neanderthal skull

Lead has been poisoning humans for over 2 million years

Selection of overripe avocados against yellow background

AI may help you pick the perfect avocado

bat hanging upside down from tree branch at night

Why do bats spread so many diseases? They’re evolutionary marvels.

Interstellar dust in the Carina Nebula.

Life on Earth may have come from cosmic dust

Exploration Acres corn maze seen from aerial photograph

Inside the making of a world-class corn maze

Research team lowering Redwing submersible into ocean from a boat

Self-piloting submarine set to begin historic mission to circle Earth’s oceans

Greater noctule bat mid-flight

Europe’s biggest bat captures and devours birds while flying

Elephant bones at excavation site next to chalkboard labeling it

Ancient humans butchered giant elephants with thumb-sized tools

Smelt fish under ice. Fish spawning in river. Pacific smelt

Fake fish blood may save your ice cream from freezer burn

Cars driving down snowy road at night

There are actually 9 types of precipitation

Aerial photo of Teotihuacan city

A lost ancient language may be hiding in plain sight

Melbourne, Australia - Oct 13, 2022: Wide angle macro shot of browsing content on streaming services in smart TV using remote control, shot with macro probe lens

California turns down the volume on streaming ads

Front and rear view of small porcelain crab

Newly discovered deep-sea lanternshark glows in the waters near Australia

Karnak Temple next to the Nile River and palm trees

Vast ancient Egyptian temple dated to Old Kingdom

A stream of plasma moves from the sun toward Earth. On its way, the plasma hits four, square spacecraft, which are arranged in a triangular-pyramid formation. The spacecraft closest to the sun is in the center of a large, aluminum sail.

Earth has a space tornado problem

Illustration of rogue planet forming surrounded by disc of gas and dust

Rogue planet is gobbling up 6.6 billion tons of dust per second

Scientist drilling permafrost core sample in Arctic tunnel

Researchers are reanimating 40,000-year-old microbes

OSAKA, JP - APRIL 7 - Dotonbori at night Asahi super dry beer led screen building facade on April 7, 2017 in Osaka, Japan.

Japan’s favorite beer is in peril

Close up view of bearded vulture

Multi-generational vulture nests hold 700 years of human artifacts

Empty dentist office showing tools and chair

Extreme fear of the dentist linked to childhood trauma

Worker in a protective suit with a chainsaw sawing wood.

The safest way to use a chainsaw, according to science

Astronomers have made the most detailed study yet of an extremely massive young galaxy cluster using three of NASA's Great Observatories. This rare galaxy cluster, located 10 billion light-years from Earth, is almost as massive as 500 trillion suns.

Scientists predict the universe will end in ‘big crunch’

Woman's hand about to decline an unknown caller on her smartphone

Americans receive the most scam calls in the world

A reconstruction of Breugnathair elgolensis

Cat-sized Jurassic reptile had the jaws of a python

Pippistrellus etula bat on tree branch

1,500th discovered bat species is a ‘god of the island’

P-2 Neptune airplane remains in aircraft boneyard

Buy a vintage military airplane for $25

sea sponge among coral underwater

Sea sponges may have been Earth’s first living creatures

Video still of bipedal robot doing cartwheel in lab

This humanoid robot can cartwheel surprisingly well

Man standing next to single seat personal helicopter in landing field

Flying in an open-air, single-seat helicopter is a true test of nerves

Homo habilis mandible shown with the two tooth pits that were documented and magnified separately.

Leopards may have feasted on our earliest ancestors

Illustration of Joaquinraptor dinosaur with crocodile leg in its mouth

2,000-pound megaraptor died while snacking on a crocodile

Three leopard sharks mating in water

First-ever footage of leopard shark sex shows an unexpected trio

Study diagram of ancient Egyptian cow bone whistle

Ancient Egypt’s cemetery police blew bone whistles made from cow toes

Pile of papers handwritten by Albert Einstein

Particle Physics

Einstein’s handwritten encyclopedia entry could fetch $200,000

Researcher using thermometer to measure meatball temperatures in kitchen

Ground beef infused with apple scraps clears taste test

Side by side comparisons of a blue jay, green jay, and a hybrid between the two birds with green plummage and a blue head

First known wild ‘grue jay’ hybrid spotted in Texas

A Paleolithic handaxe with a broken distal end, discovered during the Ayvalık survey

Early humans reached Europe via an Ice Age land bridge from Turkey

Red Hind Grouper in coral reef

Eavesdropping on grunting groupers reveals how the fish communicate

An artist's impression of Japan’s Hayabusa2 space mission touching down on the surface of the asteroid 1998 KY26. New observations with ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) have revealed that 1998 KY26 is just 11 m wide, almost three times smaller than previously thought, and is spinning once every 5 minutes, which is much faster than expected. The image above shows an updated size comparison between the asteroid and spacecraft.

Space Telescope

Japanese spacecraft eyes tricky asteroid landing

Coral formation with long branches that make it look like Chewbacca

New species of coral named after Chewbacca

Ripe grapes growing on plants in vineyard lit by sun

Bronze Age farmers often prioritized wine over olives

Close up of Australian sleepy lizard with its mouth open on the ground outdoors

A zookeeper’s burnt lunch revealed a lizard’s secret survival skill

This is a still image of the animation showing Gaia’s star-formation map in 3D.

Space Telescope

44 million Milky Way stars glimmer in galaxy’s largest 3D map

Stones are measured at the World Stone Skimming Championships, held on Easdale Island on September 25, 2016 in Easdale, Seil, Scotland. The championships marking its 20th year are held on the last Sunday in September each year on Easdale, which is the smallest inhabited island of the Inner Hebrides. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Scandal rocks international stone skipping contest

Pythagorean theorum illustrated with triangle written in chalk on chalkboard

Forget Pi Day. Today is Pythagorean Triple Square Day.

The front and back of two bottles of Danish lactic acid bacteria from the 1800s.

130-year-old butter bacteria discovered in Danish basement

Aymara elongated mummy skull

Looted mummy skull mislabeled for over a century

A thin section of a maize ear at a very early stage of development (about 3 millimeters long). Each color represents the expression of a different gene in stem cells and associated cells.

Want better corn? Color its stem cells.

A midden in rural England on a cloudy day

Bronze Age feasts uncovered in ancient English trash heaps

Close up of mosquito biting a person's skin

Mosquitos seem to like beer drinkers who recently had sex

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