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'Putting a Fitbit' on killer whales could help these endangered and threatened predators.

The silicon material deforms when poked.

Five species of the land mollusks appear to prefer urban spaces.

‘While the ocean is extremely powerful, it can be wonderful and enjoyable and really kind of life-changing if you go about it the right way.’

Understanding how space objects behave 'when they hit each other' is crucial.

Proper preservation can protect your books from deterioration, ensuring they remain readable and aesthetically pleasing.

Miles of seawater are flowing under Thwaites Glacier, undermining an Antarctic ice sheet and threatening rapid sea level rise.

The furry mammals use sticks and even trash to crack open food.

‘Originally, we just thought it was garbage until we got closer.’

'Cancer was still a medical knowledge frontier.'

Clear out the haze and keep fabrics and lungs happy and healthy with an air purifier that effectively filters smoke.

A new model reveals what influences coral reproduction.

We drove the fourth-generation Continental GT fitted with a new V8 that offers 750+ horsepower and 50 miles of all-electric range. 

Level-up your listening with the best digital audio converters.

Mitsubishi’s TOKUFASTbot solved the iconic puzzle toy in 0.305 seconds.

Scientists are beginning to understand the auditory version of 'seeing faces in the cloud.'

A new era of atmospheric research launches today.

How the process of making prosthetic eyes has—and hasn’t—changed in nearly a century.

Even though H5N1 has circulated for nearly 30 years, its recent arrival in U.S. dairy cattle was unexpected.

The 2018 eruption dramatically changed the active volcano's landscape.