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We have a beef with this type of "science".
They also found a shield, also likely for the person to defend themselves from evil.
The letters had been archived in France and mistakenly placed in another section of a library
They hunted big crab specimens when the tide was low and then cooked them, much like modern humans.
Jupiter has one-upped Saturn for now.
A delicacy and tasty, high-protein vegetarian alternative to chicken. Be wary of what you eat from the woods, though.
Even in the wild, sons tend to leech off their mothers.
It could be a way of reducing greenhouse gas emissions coming from concrete.
AI increases the chance of detecting lung nodules, which also sometimes hint at lung cancer.
This 11,000 year-old scene is quite the artistic roller coaster.
The new fossils discovered in China is helping scientists bridge the gap between therapods and birds.
No fortune telling required.
The slow death of passwords seems imminent in the face of more convenient biometric authentification.
They keep expanding when they should be doing the exact opposite
Dystopian much?
It’s not necessarily good or bad for climate change, the researchers said -- but it will improve our climate models.
"The doctor will hear you now."
Yet another reason to spend more time with our feline friends.
The website has a big impact on the planet, and it's probably more accurate than you think. But it's not perfect.
Pollution and
These aren't your average pots and bowls.
It's been described as "stop-motion water".
This challenges the idea that Vikings were stealing animals in England
The world needs a good terminator, and seems like now we have one.
Today's plants are likely poorly equipped to withstand rising aridity unless they come preadapted.
The discovery of forgotten photos is helping archaeologists piece together prehistoric burial practices.
The Stone Age tool manufacturing workshop produced standardized handaxes, showing our earliest ancestors were much more forward thinking than we might have thought.
For years, the term “junk food” has been used to refer to foods considered bad for you, and not very nutritious. But junk can mean different things to different people. Official dietary guidelines have used more palatable terms such as “discretionary foods”, “sometimes foods” and “foods high in sugar, salt and fat”. But these labels […]
Martin Pistorius spent years trapped inside his body while being aware of everything around him.
Concrete made of hemp could replace traditional bricks, blocks, and other building materials.
Subsidies for fossil fuel are preventing us from truly transitioning towards renewable energy.
No one likes a soggy paper straw, but we don't really like plastic pollution either.
Study looks at forest trends in Brazil in indigenous communities lands
There's basically no reason to cling on to caol.
The researchers set out to study cuddling. They may have rewritten decades of research on the 'love hormone'.
The findings suggest that even occasional users of vitamin D may have a lower risk for melanoma.
This engine generates thrust using fuel-saving supersonic combustion
Untangling the origin of the universe may be as simple as retracing your steps.
Bees are in trouble, and bricks could be an option to help them in cities
Steel is the world's most important engineering and construction material. But manufacturing it is extremely polluting.
Trust keeps the fabric of society from tearing. But can you judge trust from appearance alone?
Over 10 years, people who followed these habits had a slower memory decline than those who didn't
This is bad news for the entire planet.
The discovery of ice in the darkest, coldest regions of a molecular cloud opens a new window into the origin of the most complex molecules.
A pack of wolves has been spotted hunting with a hyena, something that has never been reported before.
AI is yet again redrawing the boundaries of what we call 'art'.
The amphibious drone was inspired by the kingfisher and the suckerfish.
Less people, less cars, less temperature
It's taking a big toll on the poultry industry, with animals being culled
You'd expect the rare animals to threaten Australians. In this case, it's the other way around.
