As temperatures rise, these new leaders in L.A., Miami and Phoenix are trying to reduce heat-related deaths and hospitalizations | Continue reading
Researchers used penguin bones and shells to track ice loss in the Thwaites and Pine Island glaciers | Continue reading
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The enormous fish is 13 feet long and weighs 661 pounds | Continue reading
New exhibit highlights female athletes who gained opportunities and the controversies that still surround the statute | Continue reading
The architect sketched "Eddie’s House," named for a Labrador retriever, on the back of an envelope in the 1950s | Continue reading
An abandoned egg from a wild nest in Wisconsin was given to surrogate parents in Virginia | Continue reading
The team found 138 graves and a large assortment of artifacts and personal objects | Continue reading
A new model suggests "mantle rain" ensures we will always have a surface ocean | Continue reading
The museum will showcase items before returning them to their original locations | Continue reading
Vacations that allow tourists to participate in conservation activities, such as habitat restoration, are growing in popularity | Continue reading
His failed attempts to bring the Emmett Till tragedy to television forced him to get creative | Continue reading
Sketches from the workshop of French engineer Gustave Eiffel suggest a different plan for Lady Liberty’s upraised arm | Continue reading
The genetically distinct group of predators uses calved ice to hunt seals when the sea ice has melted | Continue reading
These amphibians’ tiny inner ear canals make balancing mid-jump a challenge | Continue reading
From forests and wetlands to urban development, color-coded maps explore Earth’s evolution in great detail | Continue reading
The devastating disease possibly began in what is now northern Kyrgyzstan | Continue reading
A new exhibition explores the evolution of the Dutch artist’s style, 150 years after his birth | Continue reading
Interactive exhibits will walk visitors through the Great White Way's history and evolution | Continue reading
The federal agency’s new limits on drinking water contaminants take aim at synthetic substances called PFAS that are linked with health issues | Continue reading
The dance company has been staying in Paris since the Russian invasion of Ukraine | Continue reading
The research highlights the extent of plastic pollution and transmission even in remote regions of the world | Continue reading
Their deep facial folds, pronounced underbite and other distinctive features lead to issues | Continue reading
The late artist is getting her first full-scale exhibition in the United Kingdom this summer | Continue reading
In a new art atlas, author Grace Banks takes readers on a journey to some of the most fascinating artworks found outside of museums and galleries | Continue reading
These communities rely almost entirely on tourism for their existence—yet too much tourism, not to mention climate change, can destroy them | Continue reading
Researchers combed through 19th-century records and found evidence of the species, which joined a menagerie that included Galapagos tortoises and kangaroos | Continue reading
A new project focuses on three 16th-century synagogues in the Italian city, where the Jewish population has dropped to 450 | Continue reading
The fossil is the first evidence of a bipedal abelisaurid in the one of the world’s richest fossil deposits | Continue reading
Rising ocean temperatures are likely causing the flightless birds to starve to death | Continue reading
Without the printed collection, many of the playwright's most iconic works could have been lost to history | Continue reading
Plant leaves that repel mosquitoes release a more effective repellant after being crushed up by felines | Continue reading
Archaeologists are trying to make sense of the remains, found in a ditch in England | Continue reading
Orthodox Russians deployed magic for practical purposes, like inflicting illness, harming business competitors and attracting lovers | Continue reading
In a clinical trial with 1200 patients, more than half grew their hair back after a year | Continue reading
New video footage shows rhythmic whisker movements that have never been observed before in seals in the wild | Continue reading
Rock slides, flooding and heavy rain washed out roads and bridges | Continue reading
The Bronze Age Sanxingdui culture is known for its intricate masks and artworks | Continue reading
The much-loved summer event, featuring the United Arab Emirates and Earth Optimism programs, opens with a concert hosted by Yo-Yo Ma | Continue reading
A new documentary spotlights the group that helped thousands seeking abortions in the 1960s and '70s | Continue reading
Hudson Canyon, the largest submarine canyon on the East Coast, is home to hundreds of species of fish and marine mammals | Continue reading
Divers discovered the H.M.S. "Gloucester" in 2007, but authorities kept the news buried for 15 years as they waited to secure the site | Continue reading
In 1897, the 25th Infantry Regiment Bicycle Corps embarked on a 1,900-mile journey from Montana to Missouri | Continue reading
As the pandemic still raged, more and more Americans took part in the snowy sport | Continue reading
A panel of experts is set to vote Wednesday on whether the agency should authorize the use of the vaccines for little kids | Continue reading
Hundreds of shrimp-like creatures were found living 1640 feet beneath Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf | Continue reading
The distinct color of Las Salinas comes from a combination of algae, bacteria, salt and water | Continue reading