The Weirdest Dinosaurs To Ever Exist
From a meat-eater with almost-nonexistent forelimbs to a duck-dinosaur that paleontologists nearly dismissed as a fake, here are some of the weirdest dinosaurs.
Read MoreFrom a meat-eater with almost-nonexistent forelimbs to a duck-dinosaur that paleontologists nearly dismissed as a fake, here are some of the weirdest dinosaurs.
Read MoreThe Universe is a magnificent place. Scientists have discovered a planet with enough dust in its rings to form a new Earth or 200 times larger than Saturn's.
Read MoreDr. Stephen Hawking was one of the most prominent scientists to ever live, and he had a grave warning about humans trying to contact extraterrestrials.
Read MoreThe cream filling of Oreos notoriously sticks to one side of the Oreo, but why does it do that? Here's why MIT students built a machine to split Oreos.
Read Morethere have been some weird scientific experiments in the past. One of the weirdest involved turning a cat into a phone, and here's what scientists learned.
Read MoreNeptune is the farthest planet from the sun, if you don't count Pluto. We've gone before and may do again, but how many years does it take to make the trip?
Read MoreEarth is the only planet in our Solar System hospitable to human life, but these exoplanets outside our Solar System may also be conducive to human life.
Read MorePeople have been teaching parrots to talk for at least hundreds of years, which meant a parrot became the last remaining speaker of a dead language.
Read MoreDinosaur history has been unraveling since fossils were first discovered. But, some things about these ancient beasts are hard to decipher, like their gender.
Read MoreBlobfish have got a bad rap for being the ugliest creatures known to man. But, this deep-sea swimmer has a reason for looking like a pile of nasal secretion.
Read MoreOh, sure -- it's all "let's get rid of the weeds so we can produce more food" until birds die or fish disappear or people nearby develop some form of cancer.
Read MoreIn solitary confinement, the mind and body unravel more quickly than one might think, as it tries to survive an environment that is bereft of stimulation.
Read MoreOne woman, Joy Milne, has a rare sense of smell that allows her to smell a serious disease on a person before they even know they have it. Here's her story.
Read MoreMillions of years ago, what is now the Sahara Desert used to be home to galloping crocodiles that ate dinosaurs.
Read MoreThe protest movements of 1960s America inspired films, art, music, and civil disobedience. Some took what they saw as a revolution a step further: to violence.
Read MoreWe are lucky to have the Earth because the most extreme exoplanets are more extreme than you likely thought possible and are definitely lethal to human life.
Read MorePhobias are not unusual. Whether it has to do with black cats, or heights, or something else entirely -- holes, for instance -- quality of life can be impaired.
Read MoreIf you've ever observed an animal after giving birth, you may have noticed the mother licking her young. But why do animals do this? Here's the answer.
Read MoreAll manner of human body parts are subject to transplantation, from hearts to livers, hands to faces. One item has so far defied success: the eye.
Read MoreDepending on who you talk to, atomic and nuclear energies are either the hope for future energy production or the death knell for the planet.
Read MoreBraces have been the bane of adolescents (and for a good many adults) for decades now, catching the light in a metallic gleam exposed by a smile.
Read MoreWhen humans encounter wildlife, no matter the environment, no matter the species, there are those events which take a negative turn -- especially for the human.
Read MoreMost people think that nuclear bombs come in one variety. However, over time there, many different types have been created, and here's what they are and do.
Read MoreKhufu's pyramid -- commonly known as one of the Great Pyramids of Giza -- has a major unsolved mystery. Why can't archaeologists find the pharoah's remains?
Read MoreNeptune is the eighth planet in our solar system and is one of the gas giants. To decipher how long it takes to orbit the sun, scientists used this technique.
Read MoreFew single items have such an impact on the global economy as the price of petroleum -- a finite supply of fossil fuel. Just how finite is the supply?
Read MoreEarly Polynesian explorers had an intimate knowledge of the stars — a skill modern mariners would rely on from the Age of Exploration to the rise of GPS.
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