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New research shows that Atlantic sixgills are distinct from their Indo-Pacific cousins.

Duncan is based on a locomotive called Douglas.

Dozens of "dump site rabbits" were recently killed, but local groups have been rescuing the rest.

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The leather items are considered to be the only surviving examples from the Roman era.

To test the gadget's data skills, researchers speckled a beach with fake fowl.

Researchers have cracked the genetic code behind nature's structural colors, allowing them to be replicated fast.

Sorry, red squirrels.

It implicates American intelligence in undermining Russian culture.

Andy Weir on creating a believable food culture for his latest sci-fi novel.

Strategic flicking was the name of this game, known as kottabos.

Billy Glason's "Fun-Master Gag Files" influenced the joke industry for decades.

In his 47 years at the Boston Athenaeum, Stanley Cushing has handled everything from a magnetic "Squid Book” to an autobiography bound in its author’s skin.

His chant and truck were symbols of the Crescent City.

A series of studies takes a new look at the evolution of early land plants.

The Spanish master painted his 1902 masterpiece "The Crouching Woman" over a landscape composition.

Soon you'll be able to visit the Anna Göldi Museum year-round.

Scientists have debunked a centuries-old legend about rabbit domestication.