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In the wild, male apes can plan ahead where they'll be going, and they keep their female friends apprised.

In Kenya, two new varieties of wheat are resistant to a fungus that defeated even Norman Borlaug's resistant plants.

As the international community debates what should be done with Syria's chemical weapons program, here is a look at what chemical weapons are, and what it takes to safely dispose of them.

We have a "reminiscence bump" for the music our parents liked in their 20s--which they probably played around the house when we were kids.

Sufferers of the "Truman Show" syndrome imagine a world where everyone is watching them. And they're just barely wrong.

Get the bees'-eye view.

A new type of engine could usher in an era of affordable spaceplanes

8 awesome facts about the world's fastest sailing yachts

How to tell different whiskeys apart scientifically

From arsenic to Prozac to the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act.

Everything you need to know about U.S. portals to space

How college students like me get recruited into multi-level marketing, which seems to defy the laws of mathematics

Creator Matt Denton calls it the Mantis

R.I.P. Futurama, we'll miss ya

The Adidas Springblade uses springs to give athletes better verticality

The Burj Khalifa in Dubai and the Bank of America tower in New York count among the worst offenders

Over 3,000 compounds isolated in largest urinalysis ever