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Now that's what I call delayed action!
World-renowned animal photographer Tim Flach says he wants to help people connect with nature.
Hint: you can't see it with the naked eye.
They say images are worth a thousand words. This one sure is.
I mean, who hasn't this happened to, right?
The pandemic may trigger long-lasting effects in privacy and data protection.
Guys, you may want to sit down for this one.
Lower-income and lower-education people seem to be most likely to be disenchanted by dating.
The fossils were at first (mistakenly) identified as being an ancient chameleon.
Imagine how many nuggets you could make from one of these.
This Halloween, you are invited to spend the evening in a haunted house with a difference. At ZME Manor the supernatural meets the scientific. Which will survive? And what will be left of it?
It's like South Park but with real characters instead of animations. It's sassy -- sassy justice.
It spent 312 days in the air.
Cats ruining things: a tale as old as time.
Over 430,000 simultaneous viewers tuned in to watch her play Among Us. Nothing sus about it.
The overzealous filter also banned the worlds "pubic", "stream", "jerk", and ... 'beaver'.
Digitizing knowledge just became much easier.
Can robots play a part in producing art? This team believes so.
These aren't small numbers. At all.
A new report outlines the foundation for how science and art should work together to solve the world's most problematic issues.
The beauty of nature is often hiding in plain sight. Even our backyards hold countless treasures, waiting to be discovered.
From a shark hole in a heart-shaped salmon school to social-distanced protests, these photos are something else.
For different reasons, the two social media giants have taken punitive action against the US President.
Ever wondered how to make a knife from jello or milk? Well, here's how.
Even though the economists might not agree with each other, they agree on who the better presidential candidate is for the economy.
Micro-droplets of water under the lens snap first prize for science video competition.
Up close and per-Sun-al.
Lystrosaurus may be the oldest hibernating vertebrate in the fossil record.
Not all mummies are human.
Today’s gods don’t reside in the heavens, but in GDP figures.
Recent evidence has just made Ceres one of the more interesting places in the solar system.
If you think abstract art doesn't say anything at all, well, take a closer look.
This was one strange beast... Well, two beasts.
The very old toilet was found right under the place where the new toilet was built.
It's shocking that something like this can get published.
This is not a time to pick religion over science.
Here’s an encouraging thought: extreme poverty has been largely alleviated. In 1820, 94% of the world’s population lived in extreme poverty (the equivalent purchasing power of under US $1.9/day). In 1990, the figure had dropped to 34.8%, which is already a big improvement. But since 1990, in just 30 years, the figure has dropped to […]
Amabié has become a symbol of Japan's fight against COVID-19.
An art historian and a biologist form an uncanny pair in order to reveal the timeline of evolution for your favorite fruits ande vegetables.
Fluffy galaxies are more common than you thought.
The challenges we have ahead of us may be even bigger than we imagined.
Some make it seem like protecting the economy comes at odds with human health. But that's not the case -- early lockdowns help both.
This 15-meter-long dolphin was also the first predatory whale to use echolocation.
We’re only at the start of the coronavirus pandemic although the second wave may take a different form to the first one.
It's hard to say what the full economic effects of the pandemic will be, but past events can teach us valuable lessons.
It was the year 1347 when Genoese traders unwittingly brought a new disease from Asia to the ports of Europe. It was called the Pestilence initially, ultimately being known as the Black Death or the Black Plague. The pandemic lasted for four years until 1351, and killed between 75 and 200 million people. At the […]
The dinosaur belonged to a family of pterodactyls called tapejarids.
The role of the media is crucial in the ongoing protests.
The fossil is around 75 million years older than the oldest millipede we've found before.
These artists collect and freeze sewage water. It may not be delicious, but it serves an important cause.
