Scientists Take a Crack at Explaining That Knuckle-Popping Noise
A new study takes a closer look to explain the mechanism behind the sound when we crack our joints
Maybe the World’s Loneliest Whale Isn’t So Isolated, After All
Some evidence indicates that the singer of a higher-pitched whale song may not be alone
Female Chimps More Likely Than Males to Hunt With Tools
A new study investigates the social and hunting behaviors of Fongoli chimpanzees
These Magic Toothbrushes Work Without Toothpaste
A new brush—and an old one, too—that don’t rely on possibly harmful pastes to make your smile shine
Fish Can Adjust Gender Balance in Face of Rising Temperatures
Warmer waters mean fewer female reef fish. But, over generations, populations can restore the balance.
How Rum Helped the U.S. Win Its Independence
Rum may was a key player in America’s revolutionary days
A Smart Algorithm Looked at 16 Billion Emails, And Here Is What It Learned
When you respond to an email, you mirror the sender’s email style
Ancient Tech Could Help Solve Lima’s Water Crisis
Turns out Peru’s Wari people were excellent urban planners…and their 1,500-year-old ‘amunas’ could soon bring water to Lima
Colorado Lake Teems with Feral Goldfish
Parks and Wildlife thinks a goldfish owner dumped his pets into a local lake. Now a few years later, the fish swarm the water in thousands
A Plan for a Robot Who Can Impersonate Your Mom
Google has a patent for artificial intelligence with a personality — and that patent might not be a good idea
This Little Kid Discovered a Dinosaur
A rare nodosaur has been found in Texas…by a little boy
How Did an Ottoman War Camel End Up in an Austrian Basement?
Archaeologists think they have solved the mystery
Paintings Have Become Increasingly Blue
Move over, orange: modern art is all about hues of blue
Meet a Hermit Crab Who Has Shacked Up in a Lego
Weird things can become home sweet home when you are a tiny soft crustacean
Archaeologists Unfold World’s Largest Underground City in Turkey
Archaeologists find evidence to believe a site just discovered in 2012 could be a complex subsurface labyrinth
Early Flying Machines Were Just Weird
There’s a reason most designs didn’t stick around
Saturday’s Lunar Eclipse Will Be The Shortest This Century
Will you spot this weekend’s “blood moon”?
Test Tube Burgers Get a $324,989 Price Cut
The scientists behind lab-grown meat think they can soon offer it at a price most of us can actually afford
NYC Has So Many Coyotes Living There, They’ve Started Going to Bars
New York’s urban coyote population is booming — this week, one even ended up on top of a Long Island bar.
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