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Deforestation might lead to more deadly mosquito bites.

Police say at least 25 kids used e-bikes and scooters to evade arrest and intimidate drivers.

The scrapes and rubs the mammals leave behind shine under UV light humans can't see.

People who scored higher in narcissistic traits were more accepting of conspiracy theories and misinformation.

Their teeth hold tales of childhood nutritional stress.

Over 11 years, citizen scientists collected billions of data signals for the SETI@home project.

The two-horned prehistoric mammal went extinct about 8,700 years ago.

The plant’s signature goo helps it thrive in the heat.

Archaeologists say they located a Black Death burial site containing some of a village's 12,000 dead.

The air in your house sucks—fix it with these Amazon deals on air purifiers and humidifiers.

A recent pet seizure at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport illustrates ongoing confusion.

Luke and Mike Bell’s Peregrine 4 achieved the milestone barely a month after it was taken from them.

The animals are in good hands thanks to patience and a ‘pig whisperer.’

Animal trials helped to restore order when the unspeakable happened.

These wireless tags use the Apple Find My tech and can make a sound to help you find your wallet, phone, or whatever.

Just about every camera and lens Canon makes is on sale right now at Adorama. Grab a mirrorless rig and make some photos and videos.

Score huge savings on bags from Dakine, Patagonia, Mystery Ranch, Osprey, and more during this clearance sale.

The medieval ‘cog’ was nearly 92 feet long and featured castles on its bow and stern.

Race Against Rot shows how engaging with community may be a valuable resource.

The tiny insects are older than dinosaurs.