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School is always in session at the West Bay Common School Children’s Museum, where the 1898 Schoolhouse Session is designed to showcase a day in the life of a turn-of-the-century student.

What does home taste like?

Father Rui Sousa saw opportunity in the parish orchards.

Invasive predators and other threats have pushed the Key Largo woodrat to the brink. A small but passionate group of scientists and volunteers is pushing back.

It may be the key to cutting down 7,800 metric tons of annual carbon emissions.

The evolutionary marvel mates in love trains, can swim in the ocean, and even uses jazz hands as a defensive tactic.

Though Plano now houses many modern business campuses, this North Texas community never lost sight of its historical roots.

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Known as "pilot bread," hardtack is ubiquitous across the state.

The only documented all-female army in history inspired the Dora Milaje.

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For decades, salmon, catfish, and trout traveled in America's fleet of "Fish Cars."

Embryos of one of the world's most unusual amphibians become art in the eyes of a biologist and wildlife photographer.

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Five highlights from Gastro Obscura's "Moveable Feasts" series.

Scientists, residents, and visitors have banded together for a massive biodiversity survey of British Columbia's Galiano Island.

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