Elephants Use Their Feet In An Unexpected Way
Elephants are one of the most beloved animals on the planet. They show a high level of intelligence and they can even communicate in this fascinating manner.
Read MoreElephants are one of the most beloved animals on the planet. They show a high level of intelligence and they can even communicate in this fascinating manner.
Read MoreAre antibiotics going to stop working? Will the wealthy abandon Earth for floating luxury space colonies? Are robots going to start controlling our minds?!
Read MoreSure, the moon is kind of a second-class citizen when it comes to objects in orbit, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have its own unique characteristics.
Read MoreOnce an invasive species settles into its new environs, the results can be catastrophic to plants, animal life, agriculture, and to people.
Read MoreAlternative energy technology has made amazing advances in the last few decades, but it isn't all roses. Here's the unfortunate truth about solar panels.
Read MoreWe consume more and more energy each year. Right now, most of our energy comes from fossil fuels -- the leading cause of global warming.
Read MoreSiberia covers about 75% of Russia, and it's about the same size as Canada. Still, Siberia's home to only about 27 percent of Russia's entire population.
Read MoreAt six tenths of a mile long and nearly 300 feet deep, it is the largest geological feature of its kind. It's also growing.
Read MoreBack in 2006, climate change did not weigh on people's minds as much as heavily as today, thanks to the fires, pandemics, floods, and hurricanes.
Read MoreFew creatures in nature can evoke the same fight-or-definitely-flight response as a great white, one of the most dangerous sharks to humans.
Read MoreEvery year we televise an event attended viewed on ESPN by over 2 million people -- a 10-minute hot dog eating contest.
Read MoreEarth's non-renewable resources are getting sucked up like the last bubbles in an expired Coke can.
Read MoreIn the Marshall Islands, the so-called "tomb" that America encapsulated its nuclear waste inside is threatening to crack because of rising sea levels.
Read MoreCyclones and hurricanes have a lot in common, but if you think the terms are interchangeable, you've been swirling in a vortex of misinformation.
Read MoreChernobyl is to toxic disasters what Kleenex is to tissues. It's synonymous with what happens when science goes wrong.
Read MoreFrom freaky weather events to bizarre bodily reactions, the world is full of real phenomena that people used to think were fake.
Read MoreA yearslong drought can devastate communities and ecosystems, but it can also reveal long-forgotten secrets.
Read MoreBill Nye might be a national treasure, but he's almost messed up on quite a few occasions. Here are basic science facts Bill Nye has gotten wrong.
Read MoreScorpions induce some level of fear in most people. But, these enigmatic creatures have a fluorescent glow at night and scientists are trying to work out why.
Read MoreThere's a widely held belief that everyone across the planet swallows spiders in their sleep. So is it true? Let's take a look at what's behind it.
Read MoreThe more that's learned about various types of bees, the more fascinating they become. Colonies, social roles, environmental impact -- and flight capabilities.
Read MoreSome things just go together, common sense cause and effect, especially in terms of weather. And then something like rain falling, without clouds, appears.
Read MoreStars, those mesmerizing points of light in the night sky, have fascinated human beings since forever.
Read MoreWe've made a big mess of our once pristine planet, treating it the way rocker GG Allin treated his body -- poisoning it with all sorts of noxious concoctions.
Read MoreWhat's stopping two fluid dynamics scientists on opposite sides of the world from getting on the phone and clearing it up once and for all?
Read MoreYou might have the fortune of spotting the odd shooting star -- or, scientifically speaking, a meteorite -- on any given night. But how many of them hit Earth?
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