A Twix is nice, but these local candies and treats provide some much-needed variety this Halloween season
Scientists have identified dozens of early primates, based on teeth, but still have a hard time assessing how these mammals relate to modern primates
In a new study, people who ate a pair of fatty sausage and egg sandwiches for breakfast showed reduced blood vessel health by the afternoon
The evolution of Dracula, from the mind of a sickly youth to an iconic portrayal on the silver screen
This Halloween, indulge in the the electric, nerve-zapping thrill of fear, and consider visiting real destinations of creepy history and ghostly legends
From candy's lackluster beginnings to the Halloween boom, Smithsonian shares some tricks and treats
This week, a look at changing relationships with Latin America, Halloween stories and the rise of the late William H. Johnson
Be happy this Scottish tradition is passé, your future marriage may have depended on it
Thanks to some historical detectivework, a pair of researchers has relocated one of the earliest recognized dinosaur sites in the American west
Their seances with the departed launched a mass religious movement—and then one of them confessed that "it was common delusion"
A camping trip to the moon might seem fanciful, but 1960s advertisers were already promoting space tourism
Models indicate that climate change will cause more frequent and intense hurricanes, but the overall trend can't be linked with any particular storm
Sauropods are iconic dinosaurs, but the first of their kind ever found was initially thought to be a huge crocodile
When their faces are obscured, these children transform into frightening little creatures
See a selection of beautiful images captured by scientists gazing through light microscopes
Black cats aren't evil, and torties aren't always aloof. But people often think coat color and behavior are linked
People may seem very different from lemurs, monkeys and apes, but all primates share a few key physical and behavioral characteristics
Incredibly powerful supercomputers and a willingness to acknowledge that they're not perfect has made weather scientists become much more effective in forecasting hurricanes.
We love to imagine Tyrannosaurus fighting Triceratops to the death, but did such battles ever happen?
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