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Locals suggest that the owl could possibly be traced all the way back to 1928.

The DMA introduces a series of new rules that "gatekeepers in the online platform economy” will have to comply with if they want to operate in the EU.

Asteroid 2022 RM4 will come within 1.43 million miles of the Earth.

The real life 'Snowpiercer' celebrates the 175th anniversary of trains in Switzerland.

A new study shows that for every 3.6 pieces of litter caught by a Seabin, one marine animal is also trapped.

Another day, another case of social media chaos.

While it is fun to look at, the smiley image might spell a little trouble for Earth.

An especially bright bird waited five-and-a-half minutes for the superior snack.

The two pintail hens made a voyage of 10,000 miles over 10 months.

PopSci exclusively tested out a laser weapon in the high desert of New Mexico. Here's how it works, and what it does.

Oil and gas leases, public lands, carbon emissions, and wildfire management are all on the ballot (figuratively).

Recent surveys captured important intel on young people's mental health during the pandemic.

These giant amphibians have more to fear from us than we do them.

The internet may be a really bad place right now. But it’s salvageable.

To save endangered eels, researchers have been working for decades to figure out where they reproduce.

Haven't you always wanted a record of everything you've done online?

Researchers believe that this robot design can be one day repurposed for applications like biomedical devices.

The city’s elusive cougars will do a lot to avoid people, including getting risky with wildfire.

The major step will cut new vehicle emissions by 100 percent by that time.

You should stay home either way.