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Seville orange on wood
Sustainability

These oranges are for a lot more than juicing

Seville oranges are one of the most flexible ingredients in Latin American and Caribbean market.s

Hyundai Tiger walking car concept in the woods.
Concept Cars

Hyundai’s walking concept car promises to go where other vehicles can’t

The Tiger vehicle is only a concept, but Hyundai has faith in the concept of cars with legs.

Sketches of the boat-safety device that President Abraham Lincoln patented
Science

The 5 US presidents with niche scientific interests that might surprise you

What a bunch of nerds.

Bearded man wearing a surgical mask on the street
COVID-19

5 must-know tips for safely wearing a mask over facial hair

You should definitely shave, though.

Person on the floor browsing YouTube videos on a smartphone.
Tech Hacks

Learn to use picture-in-picture on all your devices

Level up those multitasking skills.

Masha Krasnova-Shavaeva illustration
COVID-19

Neanderthal genes are still helping humans today

Anthropologists have found surprising traits in ancient DNA, including one that may trigger immunity against viruses.

A speeding Porsche.
Self Driving

How self-driving vehicles of the future could curb carsickness

Volvo is looking for ways to reduce the vom potential of autonomous vehicles.

How much chocolate would you have to eat for it to kill you?
Ask Us Anything

How much chocolate would you have to eat for it to kill you?

Death by chocolate is only 7,084 Hershey kisses away.

A mature cacao tree with the unripe fruits that are used to make chocolate
Insects

Cacao growers are bugging out about our chocolate supply

Could an itty-bitty pollinator be the problem?

dolphins touching noses
Animals

10 animal sex rituals you need to read about right now

Some light reading for you and your partner on date night.

The Ford Mustang Mach-E.
Electric Vehicles

Ford’s electric Mustang Mach-E is an important leap into the future

The automaker knows that it has to adapt or die. With the new electric Mustang, it has.

a lone wolf walking around the forest
Animals

Wolves use ambush tactics to hunt unsuspecting beavers

The predators deploy different strategies to bring down different prey.

A person using a pen to write in a paper notebook, with a phone on the table next to them for storing digital notes.
Tech Hacks

Turn your handwritten documents into searchable digital notes

Reap the benefits of technology while still feeling like a traditional scribe.

Green camping tent in the middle of a snowy mountain
Life Skills

How to stay warm while sleeping in the frigid outdoors

Dry socks may be the most important thing you pack.

The Jezero Crater as captured from orbit.
Mars

Your ancestors might have been Martians

A controversial theory suggests that life could pre-date Earth.

plastic bottles bound together
Ocean

Microplastics are everywhere. Here’s what that means for our health.

The impacts to our bodies remain murky, but early findings suggest the smallest bits could cause harm.

A person spraying a can of WD40 in a garage.
Life Skills

20 ingenious uses for WD-40

It’s basically a greasy genie in a bottle.

A captive Gila monster in a glass case with its purple tongue sticking out
Wildlife

When scientific pursuits become death sentences

Biologists spend long periods of time around the organisms they study. Sometimes that exposure has unintended effects.

young girl wearing covid-19 mask
COVID-19

The CDC says COVID-19 is no match for two masks

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

Unreal Engine's MetaHuman Creator interface with model
Technology

Meet the eerily realistic digital people made with Epic’s MetaHuman Creator

The interface looks a lot like a video game and the results are impressive.