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The 3,800-year-old statuette dates back to the oldest known civilization in the Americas.

And why it's both good and bad for our atmosphere.

The popular skincare product is said to help with acne, wrinkles, and dark spots. Here's what the science says.

Can urban design actually motivate people to walk more? New data says yes.

Spicomellus may have been the first ankylosaur to wield its signature club tail.

At least three large reptilian pets went on the lam this year.

The way we talk about space-time shapes how we imagine time travel, multiverses, and the very nature of existence.

The creatures of the deep are on full display.

This summer’s hatchlings won’t be back on land for 30 years. It’ll take at least that long to know how global warming is changing them.

Summer's heat is burning off, fall's rhythm is kicking in, and bike prices are temporarily lower.

Whether you're watching videos or starting your content creation journey, it's a good idea to set up multiple YouTube channels.

Fall officially arrives in the Northern Hemisphere on September 22.

Just because it's sweater weather doesn't mean you have to stop blasting the hot new tracks. Upgrade your personal audio during Amazon's limited-time Labor Day sale.

Spider webs are as varied as the creatures that weave them.

The annual cardboard boat race in Salem, Massachusetts made a real splash.

If you're looking to refresh your air and appliances, check out these limited-time Amazon deals on air purifiers.

Cassette gives your iPhone videos an old-school look while helping dig out old clips and memories you may have forgotten about.

This 1TB drive is usually $110 and it's essential gear if you're a content creator or just an avid photo nerd.

The Atlantic's annual Sargassum blob reached a record biomass of 37.5 million tons this year.