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Luke and Mike Bell’s Peregrine 4 achieved the milestone barely a month after it was taken from them.

The animals are in good hands thanks to patience and a ‘pig whisperer.’

Animal trials helped to restore order when the unspeakable happened.

These wireless tags use the Apple Find My tech and can make a sound to help you find your wallet, phone, or whatever.

Just about every camera and lens Canon makes is on sale right now at Adorama. Grab a mirrorless rig and make some photos and videos.

Score huge savings on bags from Dakine, Patagonia, Mystery Ranch, Osprey, and more during this clearance sale.

The medieval ‘cog’ was nearly 92 feet long and featured castles on its bow and stern.

Race Against Rot shows how engaging with community may be a valuable resource.

The tiny insects are older than dinosaurs.

A cosmic outflow like this 'shouldn’t be there.’

The purple gallinule found its way north through unusual winds.

Most commercial planes get struck by lightning a couple times a year.

One of the world’s most isolated islands is open to virtual tourists.

The roughly 800-year-old ring shines with a brilliant blue gemstone.

Back off the alcohol and get more sleep.

Even the Empire State Building would eventually crumble.

This could well be Apple's most versatile app.

There’s a scientific reason your OJ tastes funny after you brush your teeth.

At least 18 new baby North Atlantic right whales have been spotted swimming with their mothers.

'Telling time is a very human thing.'