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Sometimes male mammoths didn't make the best choices.

The space was recently discovered using particle physics, and cosmic rays.

Giraffids are dead. Long live giraffids.

What is the solar wind, anyways?

Mostly because you probably already have it.

They can sprout new tails in the span of a month.

The FDA might downgrade its heart healthy claim on soy protein, but that doesn't mean it's bad for you.

The perils of working on a fragile ice shelf.

Touring Plans goes to impressive lengths to help you avoid ride lines.

The unheralded sea creatures that give other organisms room to grow.

Do you side with science on this important issue?

And other spooky adventures in plant genetics, just in time for Halloween.

Researchers hope Juno could help shed light on why Jupiter’s northern and southern lights behave differently.

Biologists are on a quest to find where bats hibernate when there are no caves nearby.

If a time traveler assassinated Albert Einstein before he figured out that E=mc², would we still have atomic weapons?

The traveller (maybe from another star) didn’t stay long and it’s moving away fast

Are you sick of Superzoom yet? You will be.

Places like Washington, D.C. offer them a safe haven from disease

They do carry rabies, but don't panic—the bloodsuckers might not cause much of a ruckus.

It's not just possible—it might actually be better.