Contrary to a popular myth, dinosaurs didn't have butt brains
53 million years ago, Antarctica was so warm that palm trees lived along its shores.
With his billions of dollars, Clive Palmer is investigating cloning dinosaurs to build a real life Jurassic Park
The gold medalist offers a cheat sheet on his sport's rules, maneuvers and slang
The bronze medalist offers a cheat sheet on her sport's rules, maneuvers and game-changing moments
The silver medalist tells you all you need to know about her sport
London's Natural History Museum is challenging adults to channel their inner child in an upcoming grown ups-only slumber party
We take a look back at one of the late author's lesser-known novels that imagines a history a little too close to home
What if Jurassic Park were flipped, with raptors pondering the fate of prehistoric humans?
A number of studies indicate that several herb extracts could protect against sunburn and other damage from UV light
Several of the characteristics that define a psychopath also correspond to the traits that make for effective leaders. For politicians, this is true
Clendenin's photos evoke the feeling that for all the changes seen by the modern Olympic games, the athletes themselves could be transposed across time
For the earth's sake, maybe it's time we take a good, hard look at our dietary habits
The Curiosity lander sets down in just a few days, and here's who to follow on Twitter in anticipation
The new trend of modifying cutlery has a new look with the Chork, which combines the scandalous fork with age-old chopsticks
In Vietnam, dog lovers had best keep their pooches behind high, locked fences if they don't want their pets to wind up boiled in a pot
A new exhibit explores the prosperous rule of the Mughal empire and the cross-cultural art it inspired
With a watercolor sketchbook guide, Adolf Konrad drew on his talents to record his belongings
A 44,000-year-old collection of wood and bone tools from South Africa may be the earliest example of modern culture, a new study suggests
Did you celebrate? If not, you'll just have to celebrate twice next year
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