Mozambique's rhinos have been living on the edge of extinction for more than a century, but now they're finally gone for good
On top of dealing with the physical challenges, climbers have to be loaded.
Ramón y Cajal may have changed neuroscience forever, but he always maintained his original childhood passion for art
Marketers can convince us to do crazy things, like tattoo brand names on our foreheads or jump out of airplanes. But can they make hipsters turn to God?
Mary Thom, feminist editor, writer and behind-the-scenes activist, died earlier this week in a motorcycle accident in Yonkers
The Pirate Bay just relocated to Icleand, but they may have to be on the move again some time soon
First, let's establish the fact that there is something in the United States called the American Kitefliers Association
One bladder from the totoaba macdonaldi fish can garner $5,000 in the United States, and over $10,000 in Asia
The Navajo Nation teamed up with Lucasfilm to translate the classic space opera
Animal rights activists ruined years of important research on diseases such as autism and schizophrenia
In 1977, Devi faced off against a computer in a speed calculation race. She won twice
Starting in 2014, every new house needs to produce at least 1 kilowatt of energy
Beer made from coffee beans that have passed through an elephant reportedly tastes "very interesting."
Famous athletes and other performers are more likely to die young than their famous business, political, or academic counterparts.
Rooster sauce made $60 million last year alone, and revenue is only growing along with its popularity
Before cellphones, it was much harder to get a hold of loved ones, but it was also less likely you knew they were in danger at all
A crowdfunding venture gives you a way to donate directly to people's surgeries
The rules are extensive, but after three horses died in the filming of the HBO show "Luck," some are wondering if they're strict enough
Most likely, you've been told that your name does, or doesn't suit you, or that you look like a "Rachel" or "Sarah" or "John," but what does that even mean
Around four out of five Americans live in a counties declared federal disaster areas in the past six years
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