Across the American West, legal battles over dinosaur fossils are on the rise as amateur prospectors make major finds
An American ecologist travels through the Bolivian forest to answer burning questions about the spice
Do we take more risks when we feel safe? Fifty years after we began using the three-point seatbelt, there's a new answer
Wolves, hibernating animals, spitting cobras and more
In the middle of the Chesapeake Bay, a culture struggles to survive as aquatic life becomes scarce
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In a Maryland forest, bankers trade in their suits and ties to study the environment with Smithsonian scientists
Late in his career, jazz musician Benny Goodman favored a Parisian “licorice stick” as his instrument of choice
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi's salmon skin dress is on display in a new exhibit at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
A curator discovers that whalefishes, bignose fishes and tapetails are all really the same kind of fish at different life stages
Astrophysicist Don Olson breaks down the barriers between science and art by analyzing literature and paintings from the past
Photographs by Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist Eudora Welty display the empathy that would later infuse her fiction
The feisty man's guide to aging anything but gracefully
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