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The family dinner theater's creative director on how he keeps things fresh, and why it took so long to install a woman on the throne.

Satellites captured a strange phenomenon in foggy places across the world.

Another wonder from a wild place now left unprotected.

One stubborn doctor pioneered a cure.

How did these statuesque birds get to the peninsula, and where did they go?

Summer in the city can spell danger for some wild bees.

The photographer Eleonora Costi spent the last four years tracking down her country's crumbling treasures.

One researcher called them "planktonic chameleons."

From brewing tea to making shipping containers.

When the clear waters of a Brazilian river overflowed earlier this month, it made for movie magic.

In southern Ecuador, flowering guayacán trees paint the landscape yellow—but not for long.

Climate change is turning a Cold War project into an environmental hazard.

Every four years, the country wants to curl.

Drinking eight pints of beer a day was once routine.

Heralded for his food, the enslaved cook headed the first presidential kitchen.

Hell puzzles are both entertainment and punishment.

Squonks, Lindworms, Dijiangs, and more.

Huong Huynh makes fabric fare look good enough to eat.