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The rich and famous are getting access to necessities before health care workers. Why?

It works just like the classic rabbit-duck figure.

Here’s how hunter-funded GPS collaring affects big game management in the west.

This Thoroughbred wants to be at the front of the pack, a strange choice for a vehicle intended for relaxing long-distance rides.

It takes work to become this bat’s BFF.

A new economic analysis finds they don’t hurt jobs in the mining industry, and they boost tourism to boot.

It will minimize spread of coronavirus and other germs.

It can cruise as deep at 1,640 feet beneath the surface, or as shallow as 50.

It’s all about balancing compression with quality.

Pretty petals and vases are just the beginning—especially when it comes to fending off bacteria.

Astronomers will need additional software, new cameras, and a lot more money to cope with Starlink.

Climate change is dramatically shifting how we look at the future.

I like big tusks and I cannot lie.

Delta, United, and others are cutting down flights and staff until early summer.

Access to health care is already limited for people living in shelters or on the streets. A pandemic just makes it worse.

Hang out with our fine, feathered friends.

When the mammals arrive at their winter homes, the white-nose fungus is there to greet them.

Wingmen of the future could be flying robots that cost just $3 million a pop.

NASA unsticks its Martian digging probe by whacking it with a shovel.

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