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An analysis of nearly $70 billion in donations showed feline lovers contributed slightly more.

Capsules embedded between layers of this fake tissue simulate human blood and pus.

Get ready for a whacky series of numerical coincidences.

From treating seizures to depression, stimulating the body's longest nerve has real benefits.

Grab some classic Patagonia pieces including the iconic Synchilla fleece and its fantastic puffer jackets for up to 45 percent off.

While not all injuries can be prevented, these new materials offer a new tool for surfers and divers.

'Memory isn’t just a passive recording device.’

Based in Tennessee, the boatbuilder is making waves with its artisan process.

After seven days, the treated pimples completely disappeared

Plus dire wolves' bad knees and other weird things we learned this week.

The SAFE Sunscreen Standards Act seeks to revamp the FDA’s review process. Could it usher in more effective sunscreens?

The British brand's new Bluetooth flagship further refines the platform introduced with the award-winning Px7 S3, making the Px8 S2 the choice for maximizing microdetails.

A 30-minute treatment can help reduce allergies from pet dander, dust, and more.

It took a while for humans to climb the food chain.

'Joaquinraptor casali' was one of the Cretaceous Era's last apex predators.

Save hundreds of dollars on powerful battery backups from Anker, Jackery, Bluetti, and more. Don't let power outages interrupt your streaming.

Memory, scent, and strong bonds fuel the joyous reunions between dogs and their pet parents.

A cognitive psychologist explains why you learn when the work is hard.

If you're going to buy a Keurig, this pre-Prime Day sale is a great time to do it. You can even get an ice coffee maker for the lowest price of the year.

If you've met a cat, you know they can be a bit subtle with their love.