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That eerie glow is actually a pair of built-in night-vision goggles.

Dirt may help map where scorpions live—and potentially save lives.

The birds can make good pets, but only if taken care of properly.

There are a few simple (and inexpensive) ways to get going. 

Who needs boxes of chocolate?

HoloRadar helps give the vehicles a more complete picture of their surroundings.

Learn why your hips feel stiff and how to fix it with these expert-recommended movements for maximum mobility.

The discovery likely dates back to the continent's gold rushes.

How skis meet snow be the difference between winning gold or silver.

There's more than one way to pass down those genes.

Grab an iconic Black Hole duffel, a new everyday bag, or a burly hiking backpack for your next outing. These deals drop prices by up to 40% on popular models and colors.

Humans will try to focus on almost anything else.

The annual natural phenomenon event is expected to last until February 26.

'Big Hero 6' inspired Nico and Matteo Mucchetti's ambitious project.

These large-screen laptops make it easy to run multiple apps at once on-the-go.

Homo sapiens are the only primates that have them, but they don't make us special.

Sony's flagship refresh offers bigger brains in a streamlined silhouette. Here are our first impressions.

Their 1,000 whiskers make them dextrous enough to pick up a tortilla chip.

Just about everything in the EF EcoFlow lineup is on sale from simple portable chargers to full-on solar generators that can kick in when the grid goes down.

The audio, etched onto a plastic disc in 1949, predates the era when researchers could even recognize whale calls.