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Enhance your productivity and comfort with these great mice for work.

Raw milk consumption is on the rise.

From jealous spouses to paranoid bosses, 19th-century pedometers quantified suspicion and reshaped the dynamics of surveillance.

As temperatures rise, these disease-carrying arachnids can thrive.

Say 'gas giant.'

Perspective distortion makes you look different when you take a selfie.

New research into under-ice conditions is challenging what limnologists thought they understood about lakes’ winter behavior.

You don't have to stick to the usual routes for installing software.

Help family and friends improve efficiency and aesthetics with these thoughtful home + office accessories.

Dogs dream and hold memories. They're also incredibly cute to look at.

Meet the scientists who dig into their hidden, underground world.

Earth is messy. Can’t we just send our junk somewhere else?

Someone got gift cards and not sure what to do with them? These accessories will help elevate the kitchen and cooking of anyone moving beyond the basics.

He ‘looks like he is wearing a brown feather boa over a white tuxedo shirt.'

'I've got all the time in the world.'

These predators must coexist with over 18 million people.

Switch your photos to JPEG, PNG, or HEIF with a few clicks.

Kids with disruptive mood dysregulation disorder have explosive outbursts well past toddler age. Scientists are trying to work out the causes and what treatments help.

If you're ready to make the switch, here's how. Bye bye, Elon.

A puzzle box experiment shows that the birds learn new tricks when changing environments.