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The black market bug haul totaled $1,480.

Right now, you can save on some of the best outdoor bags and jackets during REI's Patagonia clearance sale.

The device can read light data inside fiber optic wires.

The invasive species is wreaking havoc on 'one of the world’s most unique ecosystems.’

Growing kelp may appear like a simple strategy for removing atmospheric carbon, but the practice has many pitfalls.

A great picture isn't worth much without great sound to go with it. These speakers will upgrade the audio in a cinema setup to provide the soundtrack you deserve.

Hint: Think ‘turtle.’

A sex toy can help you try something new, steam up the bedroom, and make you feel comfortable and confident in your body.

Researchers believe lab-grown teeth could one day serve as an alternative to synthetic dental implants.

Their dactyl clubs can break aquarium glass.

Behold the ‘periodic cooking’ approach.

If bird is the word, these last-minute deals are a steal. If saving hundreds is one of your chief concerns, these discounts are a touchdown.

Move over, bloodhounds.

Misinformation, market volatility and more: Faced with the need to mitigate risks that artificial intelligence presents, countries, and regions are charting different paths.

Initial participants may spend 28 days in these 'sentinels'—but the firm envisions much, much longer stays.

Towering sound and cutting-edge technologies—our picks for the best floorstanding speakers deliver immersive audio for every space and budget.

Two companies aim to install over 164-foot-long blades as early as next year.

$100 off for a limited time, these discounted Bose Ultra Open Earbuds can help you beat your personal best at an unbeatable price.

The Scottish Animal Welfare Commission estimates that domestic felines annually kill at least 27 million animals in the UK.

The duck-like Vegavis iaai had strong jaws for snatching fish.