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The mycorrhizae that live among and in plant roots can boost the health of certain species, and even whole ecosystems — but scientists warn against a one-size-fits-all approach.

PenguCams can take digital data and turn it into real-world measurements.

A solid circular saw will provide years of quick, safe, and straight cuts no matter what project or material you're working on.

Meet Yoko, the swell shark with a mysterious birth story.

The longterm health effects remain 'unclear.'

Whether you seek lithe low-end details or bone-rattling bottom, these top subwoofers deliver powerful performance for every room and budget.

The march of digital dominance continues.

However, they still won't get your letter to the ISS.

Whether you recall them or not, you likely dream nightly.

In the last decade, laboratory initiatives to recreate long-extinct species have stirred controversy. Now, scientists increasingly agree “de-extinction” is not possible, but breeding living animals with genes similar to those lost species can be a useful conservation tool.

Android has new options to protect your phone from thieves.

Most Americans haven’t gotten the latest Covid vaccine. Are they missing out on important protection?

How to save on Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Prime Video, Max, AppleTV+...you get the idea.

There is an alternative to home delivery.

Here’s why.

From flying penguins to brawling alligators, the 2024 Ocean Art Contest winners are incredible.

You probably know this company for its sandals, but the Auroris winter hiking boots are ready for the cold.

Samsung's new flagship smartphone line predictably puts AI at the forefront of its experience.

It's like a scannable ID card—but for bees.

Get a current-gen LG B4 OLED for a price even cheaper than Black Friday.