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They were discovered with drones.

"Red" Hong Yi's plated creations are entirely edible.

Eight months before Prohibition officially ended, the country celebrated "New Beer's Eve."

Open the covers to a world of holloways, moonlit leaves, and forest creatures.

The jar of cukes has survived time, construction, and foul weather. But can it survive fame?

It was actually narwhal tusk.

One of the infamous killer's instruments is on display in Tennessee.

When they no longer carry caskets, some of these vehicles end up in museums—or even pawn shops.

The mysterious symbols are a way for elderly readers to keep track of what they've already read.

New research disproves an often-cited theory about their powerful bite.

The format gives classic photos from the Apollo missions new life.

"Many Curious Things I See, When Telling Fortunes In Your Tea."

The California city has over 130 different woodsy shortcuts cutting through its hills and streets.

How Australia and New Zealand’s restrictive alcohol laws fostered a culture of binge drinking.

We asked a master unicyclist about the most difficult moves on one wheel.

The out-of-print book became a ballerina’s second act.

Preserved specimens include the McFlurry Hedgehog and the CERN Weasel.

The prize that honors the best of the internet.