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Turn on and take off with the best noise-cancelling headphones for airplanes, trains, and every terminal in between.

Yellow-naped amazons use complex, warbling duets to express their feelings.

Turns out, time wasn’t always on our side.

The Iron Age human and animal footprints were preserved before high winds destroyed them.

Get a new 27-inch QHD monitor for under $200. Plus, save $150 on one of Dell's most popular laptops.

'Spinosaurus mirabilis' sported a 20-inch-tall ‘scimitar’ on its head.

A lot goes into the successful 'earworms,' including mathematical symmetry.

Fungal diseases are a major threat to the global banana supply.

But the only native stork found in the U.S. is not out of the woods just yet.

The free Green’s Dictionary of Slang celebrates 500 years of 'vulgar tongue.'

First discovered 20 years ago, the rare fossil combo reveals a Cretaceous meal in the making.

It’s not the worst solution to the issue, but the images are definitely AI.

The new study of almost 900 dogs aims to help owners pinpoint breathing issues.

If you live a life that's grip it and rip it, you're gonna love this RipZip hiking pack and magnetic-buckle Adventure Belt.

An orderly queue of penguins, a waving squirrel, and the fight over a fish dinner.

Social cues and surprising genetics may affect mammal fathers.

The triumph and tragedy of Simon.

The DIY project mixes nostalgia with one of tech's most iconic designs.

Fossil evidence shows a case of mistaken big cat identity.

The tiny mammal weighs less than one pound.