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This 1TB drive is usually $110 and it's essential gear if you're a content creator or just an avid photo nerd.

The Atlantic's annual Sargassum blob reached a record biomass of 37.5 million tons this year.

Practice (and play) makes perfect.

Thirsty for deals? Stanley, known for ultra-durable drinkware, is offering up to 30% off select bottles & colorways for a limited time.

Roughly 1,000 pounds, these sturdy hybrids can carry 20 percent of their body weight.

It’s a wild ride from check-in to cargo hold.

In 2012, a couple scouring the countryside with a metal detector uncovered a major hoard of Viking silver and gold.

More than 4,000 buildings already use stored ice to cut daytime electricity use.

Here's why the Red Planet is more like a brownie than shortbread.

Three Pre-Hispanic specimens show that the dental accessories weren't just for grown-ups.

From the backyard to the backwoods, a portable Bluetooth speaker will keep you connected to the music.

Alliances with silverbacks help females outrank bigger rivals.

Plus other weird things we learned this week.

Specialized drones removed 660 pounds of trash from the mountain this season.

Planetary building blocks shimmer in this extraterrestrial light show.

‘Jaws’ doesn’t hold up as well without those terrifying teeth.

‘Imagine glowing trees replacing streetlights.’

Historians and epidemiologists join forces to uncover some scary and relevant lessons.

Randtel refurbishes and retrofits used pay phones that the public can use for free.