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The arachnids have multiple layers of retinas in each eye.

Straw and hay aren't the same thing.

Neuroscientists are discovering that spending time with others may be a basic biological necessity, like need for food or water.

This wild short-eared canine is not your average pup.

Yes, even bigger than the dinosaurs.

Don't worry; we're talking legal free films.

Is the Bow-Wow Theory correct? Or maybe it's the Ding-Dong Theory?

Human-eye inspired sensors could help autonomous cars handle changes to light.

The ancient relationship between the ancient arthropods and shorebirds drives a 9,000-mile journey.

Blame your brain's filing system.

But it's not all their fault.

Over 1,000 Allied servicemen died aboard the 'Hōfuku Maru' in September 1944.

The remains include a rare 70-million-year-old T. rex relative.

Cool Routes helps users find the coolest paths and reduce exposure to dangerous heat.

R. Buckminster Fuller envisioned factories churning out 185,000 Dymaxion Houses each year.

Solar provides more than twice the share of electricity it did five years ago.

Solid construction, smooth rowing motion, and video support are highlights of the newest version of the NordicTrack rowing machine. 

One of these mysterious sharks was spotted 2,300 feet deeper than scientists expected.

The white and blue Bavarian flag in this urban landscape used to be a very different color.

A new map explores the vast underground world supporting all life on Earth.