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Limnonectes phyllofolia is about the size of a quarter.

In a ‘co-evolutionary arms race,’ fungi and plants use similar molecular weapons.

The state's Social Media Regulation Act is set to take effect March 1, 2024.

Get a quick update on your team with these handy widgets.

According to the FDA, 'there is no guarantee of safety even if cooking steps are taken prior to consumption.'

Bring a little bit of sunshine to your indoor plants with these flexible lighting solutions.

NASA's Psyche sent an encoded near-infrared laser beam to Earth last week.

While long considered ‘geologically dead,’ the Red Planet may have had a very volcanic past.

Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 will become unavailable in US markets thanks to an ongoing patent dispute unless President Biden issues a veto.

The town of Grindavik was preemptively evacuated back in November.

Maybe physical media should be making a comeback.

It turns out, we were born to groove.

Don’t fall victim to a silent killer. Get a CO detector.

The mammals' environment is getting hotter and drier.

The new Macan will be sold side-by-side with a gas-powered version in the US.

Some of these still ship free for Xmas delivery, if you act ASAP, and you can pay to expedite otherwise. When it comes to music, here's to more in '24.

Scientists think an ancient collision with a sausage link-shaped galaxy may have made the Milky Way’s bar.

A little feature called Screen Distance can help.

Gynecological procedures, such as IUD insertion, are excruciating for some women. Why is pain control so rare?

Here’s what it does, why it spreads and what people can do about it.