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These trees shellfishly used the First Nations' trash to grow.
A discussion of tremendous importance for the internet was taking place these days, although most of us weren't even aware of it.
It's a new time -- geologically speaking, at least.
Endless clean energy is just too good to pass up.
Knowing how much water gets melted into the oceans will help us estimate the impact of rising sea levels.
They may be the cutest animal in the country, but we're cooking the d'awww out of them.
It probably didn't go boom, but it's still an impressive find.
This cute, self-powered octopus-like robot could be a game changer.
This could have significant fiscal and health benefits.
Counting microscopic particles is hard, but researchers from Russia and Australia believe they've found a way to make it easier.
The maddest DJ mixes Morse Code.
Does this mean I have to pee in the pool now?
Just like anything else, it needs constant exercise to stay in shape.
Of course, it could just be The Government covering up. Spooky stuff.
From horny freshmen to hugs and pacifiers, testosterone powers every man's relationships.
They don't seem to be having a good time.
The self-healing fabrics could break down lethal toxins before they reach the skin.
We use so much of everything so fast that it's literally killing the planet.
We just can't seem to determine exactly how tiny they are.
Social media analysis spots the real Trump twitting.
They're more than the simple animals we consider them to be.
They face acid, lava, and ash every day.
Silly trees, can't they set the thermostat lower, like the rest of us?
Named black silicon, the material literally stabs bacteria to death.
It's not you, it's them. Well, it's you a bit, too.
Garden grass could become a source of sustainable energy, a group of scientists claim.
In a world of cages and violence, a glimpse of nature can make a huge difference.
Now? Not so much.
Powerful enough to melt the ground where it lands.
It's simply amazing.
Keeping your genes in good condition is priority nr.1 for all life.
The new method could treat a wide range of diseases, from diabetes to arthritis.
Rock on, brothers.
Looks like it's not always asteroids.
A new study compares the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke to that of tobacco.
Not a modern-day disease after all.
The findings help create a more comprehensive picture of supermassive black hole populations.
Every two minutes, this pulsing star lights up the entire star system.
Fossil fuels could soon be a thing of the past.
A male sex hormone could keep our cells young forever.
The swirling gases could shed light on the atmosphere of other planets within and outside of our solar system.
The legends might have been true after all.
What better way to top off your meal?
The key to fighting Zika might be as simple as a common flower and some water.
The single-celled organism thrived on hydrogen gas in extremely hot deep-sea vents.
Despite concerns, these clones have lived long and healthy lives.
Just one extra cell type can make a huge difference.
The findings could reveal the location of the missing matter of our universe.
The trial will alter T cells in an attempt to treat lung cancer patients.
Tiny robots might soon replace invasive surgery.
