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125,000-year-old fossils and weapons confirm the first butchering site of its kind.

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As far as herons go, this colorful bird is rather petite.

Now, their integration with AI is sounding alarms.

The science behind that uncontrollable giggle.

Pumpkin seeds, on the other hand, are just kind of meh.

And also other age‑related memory loss.

Snorkling scientists had no idea they'd find a prehistoric treasure trove.

It's been a bad week for burritos on wheels.

Awestruck scientists watched as 10 whales helped a mother named Rounder give birth.

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Life in space is difficult enough. Making life there may be even harder.

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Seoul’s streets became a network of synchronized audiences.

The ultra-loud signal baffled scientists in 1997—and has fueled sea monster rumors ever since.

Danish brand SOUNDBOKS has shrunk the profile, not the personality, of its popular high-SPL portable party speaker.

An object's color and our perception of it are two very different things.

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The project in The Netherlands was paused so that the possibly 1,200-year-old piece of wood could be preserved.

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