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Wet dog foods provide the nutrients dogs need for their size, age, and activity level.

The McLaren Artura is a 671-horsepower supercar. Operating it at top speeds is not something you do without a helmet and a closed course.

Matter makes up nearly a third of the universe, but is still shrouded in secrets.

As energy spews from the sun and travels to Earth, it will interact with a special layer in our atmosphere.

As climate change becomes more serious, even fish may be forced to grow up too soon.

It would be so much easier to just...leave them.

The next-gen aircraft has a tilted tail rotor and the ability to take off totally automatically. Take a look.

Want to get healthier? Do sweat the small things but do it in the comfort of your own backyard.

Lift, press, jump, and stretch your way to better fitness with apps that provide pocket-sized training wherever you go.

Gaming on a laptop under $500 may not be ideal, but it can be done.

Biden's program is expected to hire 20,000 young people in its first year.

Save some money without compromising on quality by upgrading to a current generation of cheap Android smartphone.

Entertain guests with fresh entertainment in the fresh air with a fresh new outdoor TV.

In the next century, the information transmitted over the internet might eclipse the information shared between Earth's most abundant lifeforms.

More tree pollen could have led to more Pleistocene-era people living in Eurasia.

TikTok stores watched videos for 180 days, if you know where to look for them.

Concept art was revealed at a Las Vegas conference this week.

Instead of a centralized brain, the Caribbean box jellyfish uses four brain-like structures to thrive the ocean.

The makers plan to supply habitats to a Blue Origin’s NASA-backed space station project.

Eight machines like this one are already in Ukraine to do the dangerous work of dealing with minefields.