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Fava beans can be lethal.

We asked for your thoughts on the function of these mysterious relics, and boy did you deliver.

The World's Fair showstopper highlighted the appetite for mingling science and apparel.

There's one at Kīlauea.

We asked you to send us your oldest board games, and you didn't play around.

Historic establishments struggle with staff crunches and competition.

Win or lose, all that's left are crumbs.

Mill Ends Park in Portland, Oregon, now has its own sign.

In his multimedia sculptures, Bodys Isek Kingelez offered a fantastical vision for the freshly independent country.

Researchers in the field have uncovered related messages ranging from "Lasius is a pervert" to “Good luck in your resurrection.”

We want to hear your local stories about secret underground passages—real or rumored.

New research suggests we've misunderstood the legs of these prehistoric flyers.

It used a technology known as videotex to distribute children’s books over television screens.

It's called a muntjac, and the last time it appeared was nearly two decades ago.

One of the most iconic props in film history is still circling the world.

The invasions led to an unexpected discovery.

The artists need cold fingers and plenty of patience.

How hysteria bred a mystery.