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The best outdoor string lights

By Stan Horaczek

Deer tick passing tick-borned diseases to a young person by biting back of the neck

6 tick-borne diseases you really don’t want to get

By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

People standing on a bridge at sunset while bats fly over.

Climate change could introduce humans to thousands of new viruses

By Philip Kiefer

As the tide of invasive Pacific pink salmon threatens to overwhelm Norway’s rivers, the locals—above on the Vestre Jakobselv—net or trap as many possible before the fish spawn and die, potentially changing the ecology of the region.

Where the rivers run pink

By Jude Isabella/Hakai Magazine

A cedar DIY planter box on the concrete front steps of a gray house with a red door.

Liven up your yard by building this cedar planter box

By Jean Levasseur

One of the world's last worm grunters catches earthworms in Florida.

Masters of worm grunting vibrate like moles to harvest bait

By Helen Bradshaw

bird species featured on Audubon's new interactive tool

These new interactive maps reveal the incredible global journeys of migrating birds

By Charlotte Hu

Arteries with red blood cells flowing through and a yellowish cholesterol clog in a medical illustration

A super-sharp gene editing tool could tackle high cholesterol and other common ailments

By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

The best camping gifts

Two-dozen great gifts for camping (and glamping)

A laptop running Zoom sitting on a blue desk in an empty school classroom.

How to avoid seeing yourself on video calls

By John Kennedy

Female adult deer tick or black-legged tick positions on a pink flower petal

Biologists successfully hatched gene-edited ticks for the first time

robot fish that mimics mosquitofish predator

Need to fight invasive fish? Just introduce a scary robot

By Charlotte Hu

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Endangered Species

Macro portraits reveal the glamor and peril of endangered insects

By Lauren J. Young

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The birds of summer patrolling Ocean City’s boardwalk

By Laura Baisas, Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet

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PopSci’s spring issue has all the dirt

By Corinne Iozzio

What it’s like to fire Raytheon’s powerful anti-drone laser

What it’s like to fire Raytheon’s powerful anti-drone laser

By Kelsey D. Atherton

An illustration of science's dirtiest jobs.

10 of science’s dirtiest jobs

By Leigh Cowart

Photo of Fungi Tremella Mesenterica in a forest

Earth would be unrecognizable without fungi

By Matt Kasson, Et al. / The Conversation

Brown stink bug about to land in a bug trap

3 DIY bug traps that actually work

A field of yellow sunflowers under a bright blue sky with some white clouds.

Pest-fighting plants that could save your garden

By Meagan Shelley

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Close up of braces on Hispanic boy's teeth. He's wearing a blue collared shirt and there's light streaming in behind him. All we see is the bottom of his nose and chin.

Ancient humans didn’t need braces. So why do we?

By Popular Science Team

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Watch The Weather Channel like its 1999 with the official RetroCast

Waterdrop P800 filter

The Waterdrop G3P800 water filter system provides clean, filtered water without a wait

By Stan Horaczek

Probable examples of Indigenous dice tools

The first gamblers were Ice Age women on the Great Plains