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The long-necked Mussaurus was a social beast.

If the coronavirus continues spreading anywhere in the world, it has the capacity to spread everywhere.

The math is kind of medieval.

A report says that the new name could drop next week, with the goal of distancing the company’s future tech from its current image.

The tiny fossil offers valuable evidence about how early crabs left the ocean.

Let's talk about space, orbit, and weapon trajectories.

Looking for easy-to-recycle candy packaging, or even getting creative in your own kitchen, can make trick-or-treating a bit more eco-friendly.

Polar krill have eyes that are ultra-sensitive to daily light cycles.

It’s the latest step in building out a new “Data safety section” of the Google Play Store.

The volcano is giving us a show with glass, lava lakes, and vog (yes, you read that correctly).

Enjoy these magnificent creatures in the wild.

In an ongoing fight against spam callers and texters, the FCC is considering a ban at the network level and requiring ID authentication.

The freshwater trees hold lessons from the last time the glaciers disappeared.

Everything you need to know—including what the risks and potential benefits are.

Chlamydia is one of the most significant threats to koalas.

Worsening weather is coming for New York City, and experts have a few ideas on how to prepare public transit.

The vaccine, made by Zoetis, builds on decades of animal coronavirus vaccine research

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