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The 21 grams experiment continues to fascinate us a century later.

Brush up your language skills while texting.

Turrets and tunnels and carbon dioxide—oh my! These ants farm, but they are also master builders.

USB-C charging, 1080p resolution, SD card game loading, and a wireless controller brings the throwback console into the 21st century.

Kleptoparasitism is a risky crime sweeping the islands' forests.

Recent studies confirm that you're better off finding a human therapist.

Save up to 50% off of bags from The North Face, Gregory, Osprey, NEMO, Herschel, and more. They're all trail-tested and ready to hold your GORP.

Yet we never forget how to ride a bike.

It’s not the most efficient way to deliver the life-saving medicine, but it’s definitely the most entertaining.

The ruins in present-day Turkey tell a grisly tale of wild animals eating prisoners.

Everything is more complicated in space, from toilet vacuums to tech support.

Are corpse flowers like ‘Pangy’ dangerous? Are they endangered? We have answers.

The new A6 sedan is fast, so stable handling is critical. 

From “hasty searches” to helicopter extractions, rangers often face a difficult mission to recover remains.

Like love, it endures.

About 1,000 to 1,200 black bears call the Nutmeg State home.

Surf's up, Titan.

Pinter's brew-and-tap appliance cuts out most of what makes home brewing hard. The company's new Lagunitas collaboration puts a real craft recipe into that simplified system.

Man’s best friend shares an ‘invisible care world’ with humans that AI can’t beat—yet.