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The breed has become more popular in recent years, but its numerous health problems make keeping one unethical and irresponsible.
The climate emergency is here.
The European Space Agency released its treasure trove of stars.
There's a serious shortage affecting one of the world's most popular hot sauces.
The very detailed map has been released and is free to use.
Another reason why it's important to stay active.
It looks like the biological and neurological roots of political behavior run much deeper than previously thought.
As summer temperatures rise and the situation in Mariupol continues to deteriorate, a horrendous disease looms.
Well-planned programs can discourage crime.
A speck of space rock just hit one of the telescope's mirrors, but everything is fine.
Look at the image below. Do you see it moving or expanding somehow?
EU officials say the move will save time, money, and tackle e-waste.
Cereal cultivation may have been a catalyst for the domestication of these exotic fowl.
Indigenous people are important stewards of biodiversity, the researchers emphasize -- their knowledge should be cherished.
The new discoveries could shed light on how life was like beyond the wall for the "barbarian" tribes.
We shouldn't trust our eyes when classifying animals, the researchers argue.
Legalese can get very weird sometimes.
It's a move meant to slash pollution and emissions, but also to help wean Germany off its dependence on Russian oil.
The plant, found in Australia, measures more than 180 square kilometres (69 sq miles) and used to be even bigger.
We're still only starting to understand Neanderthal culture.
Falling water levels provided an unexpected opportunity for archaeologists.
It's a technology that's already affecting our lives.
Thanks to them, we have a better understanding of the internal structure of stars
Lidar strikes again: these are the first urban centers to be discovered in the region.
A recently published case study shows that sometimes, herbal supplements can also be dangerous.
Evolution sometimes leads to unexpected consequences.
Manhattan's rectangular grid creates a beautiful spectacle four times a year.
The flowers hint at the area's woody past.
The virus isn't behaving unexpectedly, and we're still in a framework where it can be controlled, researchers say.
Target acquired: geology from 50 light-years away.
Back in 2012, beekeepers were shocked to see deep blue honey coming from the hives. Turns out, a nearby factory was to blame.
It seems to work in the virtual world. Can it also work in the real world?
This is giving distinct (and very unpleasant) 2020 vibes.
It's far from perfect, but it's a cheap and readily available alternative.
Talk about turning a problem into an asset.
More than $70 billion in costs were prevented as well.
Few architectural styles are as polarizing and controversial as brutalism.
The data is clear: there's a big difference between death rates from COVID-19 for unvaccinated, vaccinated, and boosted people.
The faces of the past look simply stunning.
Not exactly the goods you were expecting.
The evidence supporting plant-based diets grows stronger.
It's a public health crisis waiting to happen.
It's been long journey, but spruce finally made it back to Sweden.
It's another concerning new outbreak.
Researchers scoured data to see whether women were well represented in economics. They're not.
Oh no, not this again.
A new study explores the effect that different types of fiber have on the human body.
From its birds' eye view, Ingenuity is offering precious information.
It's the most comprehensive survey of reptiles to date, and it shows we need urgent action.
Much effort has been put into understanding what life was like around Stonehenge. But what about life before Stonehenge?
