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Spike-toothed salmon grew nearly nine feet long and sported tusk-like teeth.

Celebrity trees can leave a deep-rooted impression.

Japan's food world is eagerly awaiting an upcoming "flavor dictionary."

Slow Food’s annual "Plant a Seed Kit" encourages home-gardeners to cultivate rare and endangered crops.

Can trees write back?

Cicada scientists share the secrets of this spring's rare double brood emergence. The last time it happened, Thomas Jefferson was president.

Have you tried any of these literal sweetmeats?

Eat adventurously at these nine wallet-friendly restaurants.

These restaurants, breweries, and food halls bring traditional dishes and clever fusions to the heart of the Mile-High City.

One notably delicious citrus turns out to be a secret killer.

If you, hypothetically, ignore the molten lava core.

From birds to butterflies, there are many examples of animals that combine male and female characteristics.

After fading away post-Independence, Heritage Liquors are back and, this time, everyone can sip them.

An around-the-world tour for Earth Day.

Tau’a Rapa Nui continues to fight for its place against shifting tides.

In our first extended episode, we sit down with the show's creator and narrator John Wilson.

New studies from a boneyard of fossilized skeletons may reveal why the 'roos grew and hopped the way they do.