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They use their sesame seed-sized brains to prioritize getting the most calories as quickly as possible.

If there’s a sound in your head, music production software can help you capture it.

Chicken feathers are a major source of food industry waste, but their keratin may be an alternative to hydrogen fuel cells' 'forever chemicals.'

Colossal is promising to turn long-dead mammoths, dodos, and thylacines into living hybrids that can be returned to nature. Critics want to see the results.

Boost your productivity by keeping your most important apps handy.

The California Food Safety Act ban on four popular ingredients takes effect in 2027.

A nutrition specialist explains what’s behind the beloved comfort food.

Modern vehicles and old-fashioned navigation techniques intersect at the Rebelle Rally. No Google Maps allowed.

Ditch the disposables and take charge of selecting long-lasting reusable batteries with this handy guide.

Lorrainosaurus stalked the seas that cover present-day Europe and were the ecological equivalents of today’s killer whales.

Voyager 1 and 2 received a software update and thruster tweak from 12 to 15 billion miles away.

The schemes impacted over 2,000 people globally.

Privacy setting allow users to manage what other websites share with Meta about you.

We'll help you find the best leaf mulcher to tackle your fall cleanup.

Rid your lawn, sidewalk, or back porch of pesky foliage.

Fitbit makes a wide range of great fitness trackers for just about every kind of healthy living.

Heated blankets provide comfortable warmth without tons of maintenance.

Keep your feet nice and toasty with insoles designed to last well beyond the winter.

It’s still a mystery how the leaf-eared mouse survives these Mars-like conditions.

Survivors' cortisol levels were affected more than a decade after a devastating tsunami.