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90 percent of Emperor penguin colonies could go quasi-extinct by 2100.

The new abelisaurs discovered in a Morocco marine bed lived until the end of the Cretaceous era.

Why you should think again about putting up cameras in and around your home.

Aerodynamics experts disagree over the best shape for reducing drag: Is it a V or a swordfish?

Hiking smart will ensure that you fully enjoy the view from the top.

Teamwork makes the dream work.

The best mesh Wi-Fi system is easily installed, letting you spread your wireless network without spreading yourself thin.

The drawings in Gua Sireh go back thousands of years, but these depictions show a more recent tale.

Improve the flavor of your favorite dishes with convenient, constantly fresh herbs you've grown indoors.

Mysteries hidden in the human Y chromosomes are now coming to light.

Long after those red envelopes have stopped circulating, the discs in people's homes will go on.

Even after a century wrapped in plaster, remains show that certain victims very likely died of asphyxiation.

Solo Stove's propane-powered pizza oven is durable, portable, and requires just the right amount of culinary skill.

A centuries-old Japanese art form could give rise to next-generation manufacturing methods, like cork as strong as steel.

Mixing coffee biochar into concrete can strengthen the building material by as much as 30 percent.

These chameleons of the sea can change color in milliseconds.

Chandrayaan-3 just descended to a region no spacecraft has gone before.

Turn your living room into a karaoke bar no one can kick you out of.

When habitat loss is one of the biggest issues facing wild animals, why has Alaska given this uninhabited island to feral cattle?

A sunrise alarm clock can help you stop the snoozing and wake up naturally—no loud noises needed.