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The Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo is just $159 during Amazon's annual Prime Big Deal Days sale.

Interested in buying a fitness tracker for someone 65 or older? We’ve gathered the best bits to help keep fit.

The insects grew fungi crops millions of years before humans even existed.

See your journey history—and make sure it's preserved for the future.

Let your tykes take flight with these educational and affordable drones for kids.

Most have been waiting seven years for this.

Don't let that arm dangle!

A ride through the Alps with the top down and neck heaters turned up.

This discount knocks more than 40 percent off the robot vacuum's original price.

Find and build the top robot kits to inspire creativity and help develop STEM skills.

Buoyed by firebrands like Alex Jones and Marjorie Taylor Greene, Helene stirred up a toxic stew of conspiracy theories and culture war politics.

As Appalachian ginseng turns from rural tradition to global commodity, the Forest Service is trying to keep foragers at bay.

A surfing penguin, a bear-eating vulture, and two perfectly positioned swans.

Can DNA crack the case of Kasper Hauser?

Cuckoos, cowbirds, and other species outsource their parental duties. Scientists are uncovering new twists in this sneaky—and often treacherous—game of survival.

ChatGPT might be better at listening to you than your friends.

The organisms are 1.9 billion years older than the previously known record holders.

Hint: Windshield wipers are a must.

The sticky-toed reptiles have a pretty sophisticated auditory system.

‘That pterosaurs could fly is only one part of their story.’