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Let's all say it together: correlations are not causations!

Even if you don’t get enough shut-eye, most fixes are easy

Relatively little research has been done in the country's waters.

Curing diseases is mostly fine, but increasing intelligence? That's another story.

In one fell swoop.

Researchers are using bacteria to give solar an energy boost.

Long forelimbs and short hind limbs, combined with big toe pads, may better suit the lizards for surviving hurricanes.

Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.

And for other weird reasons, too.

One of the world's biggest camera makers is crafting a whole new camera system.

How to condense a 10,000 year cooking time into 24 hours.

The treatment isn't toxic to us, but it still wouldn't work very well.

A case study in how viruses are sneakier than we sometimes think.

An interactive chart shows the journeys of open-ocean sharks, and where they could run into trouble.

Sportsmen like Mark the Shark adjust to the era of catch-and-release deep-sea fishing.

The injury itself is minor, but the resulting pain and emotional response are not.

Seeing these mustachioed monkeys during an episode of writer’s block gave Theodor Seuss Geisel the inspiration he needed to write his memorable ecological fable.

Researchers might not have to dig as deep as they thought to find proof of biological activity.

A power boost for Formula E.

The administration has proposed changes to the popular law.