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The autonomous robot is intended for the dangerous work of dealing with explosives in areas where Marines would typically tread.

From curious calves to wise grandmothers, 'Secrets of the Elephants' follows the survival of herds and the local experts trying to protect them.

In nature pre-schools, students spend much of their days outdoors. That could better prepare them for the future.

The animals evolved into ultra-resilient, disease-free predators while isolated on Auckland Island.

Let your fingertips fly, you Microsoft magician.

It's Record Store Day everyday and in every room when you add the Stream Onyx turntable to a Sonos wireless whole-home audio ecosystem.

The nature-inspired device could help improve our soddy communication with sod.

The LG C2 is one of the best TVs on the market and you can get a wild deal on one right now.

You can blame some of your gray hairs on faulty stem cells.

You can now submit a claim to get compensation from the Cambridge Analytica privacy suit.

A new brainwave study reveals elephant seals spiral downward while fast asleep.

The historic liftoff terminated with a fiery explosion and cheers after its two stages failed to separate.

The number of injuries due to the storms is still being assessed.

One serving of cannabis likely has a higher greenhouse gas footprint than a beer or cigarette.

Today's population has only 13,600 breeding pairs left in the wild.

Light up your life with these highly educational articles on cannabis in its many forms.

This open-source program help you build your own Netflix or Spotify.

The profound story of Harpo the cockatoo gives us insights on trauma among captive birds.

As climate change causes more marine heatwaves, finding space for both is getting even more difficult.

Snails use thousands of microscopic teeth to chow down on produce or wreak havoc on gardens.