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Feel both fancy and frugal with one-of-a-kind, environmentally friendly jewelry.

Fossilized clutches of eggs in Mongolia suggest dinos raised their young in colonies.

These maggots jump 30 times their body length and it is magnificent.

The project would have caused serious gridlock if it dragged on too long.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Make your console look like it’s the Christmas of 1992 again.

When leg day is a matter of life or death.

Getting naloxone could require navigating insurance, stigma, lack of pharmacist education, and cost.

A woman with sickle cell anemia had her genes edited to make normal functioning red blood cells.

Nearly 25 years after the ban on leaded gas in cars, some planes still burn the toxic substance.

The latest IPCC report warns that we need to fix deforestation and agriculture to fix the climate.

Some rare good news for coral reefs.

We asked a few experts to weigh in on the lunar moss piglet invasion.

They pose a threat to livestock that's long been ignored.

Start your perfect vacation with the perfect place to stay.

Island gigantism strikes again.

Our brains might experience similar struggles in space radiation.

Head for the country and point your camera toward the sky.

Beach hoppers and crabs play crucial roles in coastal ecosystems, but human interventions are killing them off.

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