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Harry Kernoff found inspiration and camaraderie in the city's watering holes.

Egyptian archaeologist Mennat-Allah El Dorry digs deep into the diets of the past.

Visit Turin to see the organ—and learn how to preserve your own.

The eastern hellbender has thrived in clear Appalachian rivers and streams for more than 100 million years.

Scientists have found that many of the species known for their spectacular plumage are biofluorescent, meaning they absorb and release light through their bodies.

The Cardamom Expanded Universe is bigger than you think.

Fish with bumping bass, disco-dancing spiders, and other extreme ways animals attract a mate.

Cacique Cobra Coral is often tapped by officials to keep weather from ruining important events.

Believers claim these mysterious paths reveal unseen connections and, through them, a larger picture of the truth.

Here lies Charlotte Temple, who did not exist.

Cape Breton’s cliffside scenery and old-world Celtic traditions rival those of Scotland.

Scientists taking samples from the Parisian river didn't expect to find traces of shellfish that had all but disappeared from France.

Warrigal, murnong, and quandong, oh my!

These curated cruise itineraries bring the best of Europe’s storied waterways to life.

Uncover a world of curiosity and creativity along one of Europe’s most remarkable rivers.

Powdered hair, bile beans, and other old remedies you probably shouldn’t try.

Steven Bellettini fact-checks our assumptions about prehistoric life.

That’s that UC espresso.