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California's Least-Visited National Parks: The Coolest Places in America
New Study Says Mystery Fossil Egg Could Have Been Laid by a Giant Sea Reptile
Woman Sentenced to Jail for Leaving Animals in 'Horrific Condition'
The Centaurus Foundation: European Horse Sanctuary Needs Our Help
Auto Fuel Economy Explained
Drones and New AI Method Help Predict Health and Growth of Root Crops
Tesla Teams up With SailGP in the Pledge to Be Carbon Neutral by 2025
Study Finds Seafood Instrumental in Helping Prehistoric People Migrate From Africa
Volcanic Coal Burning Found to Have Caused the Largest Mass Extinction in History
A Must See "Ring of Fire" Solar Eclipse This Weekend, Plus Tips on How to View Solar Eclipse Safely
There Are Thousands of Microscopic Mites Living in Our Pores and on Our Faces
Philadelphia Study Links Tree Canopy Growth to Lowering Human Mortality
Major US Ride-Sharing Company, Lyft, Commits to 100% Electric Vehicles by 2030
150 Elephants Mysteriously Die in Botswana
The Tick App Helps You Avoid Infestation by Ticks and Lyme Disease
COVID-19 Waste Pollution on Beaches and in Oceans Extremely Alarming
Living Near Oil and Gas Wells May Increase Birth Risks, Says Study
Originally Thought to Be a Bird, Egyptian Mummy Is Actually a Fetus With a Rare Birth Defect
Weird Ancient Shrimp from the Cambrian Period Has Dozens of Legs and Dagger Spines
Cultural things to do in Adelaide
Storm-Proofing Miami Could Cost 4.6 Billion Dollars
Scientists Tackle the Mystery of Earth's Mountain Growth
New Study Reevaluates the Likelihood of Extraterrestrial Intelligence in Our Galaxy
Hummingbirds Perceive Colors That Humans Can Only Imagine
NASA Clarifies "Human Bone" Photo Taken on Mars
The Deadly Sting of the Giant Nomura's Jellyfish
New Report States Climate Change Has Negative Impacts on Mediterranean Tourism
Florida Clams Hold Glass Remnants from Ancient Meteor Strike
WHO: No Live Coronavirus Found in Breastmilk, Breastfeeding still Recommended
Microplastics Equivalent to 120-300 Million Plastic Bottles Travel and Fall From Our Sky