They've survived world wars, the great depression, the atomic age, and the dawn of the internet. They are buffalofish—and many of them are over 100 years old.
More than a half century after the U.S. ignited 67 atomic weapons in the central Pacific Ocean, a former Navy base in the Bay ...
Walking into WinCo feels a bit like entering a grocery-themed wonderland. The sheer scale, the towering walls of bulk bins, ...
This summer, a small number of invasive Mediterranean fruit flies were detected in San Jose. In response, the state started ...
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Why is the government dropping millions of flies?
This summer, a small number of invasive Mediterranean fruit flies were detected in San Jose. In response, the state started ...
Feel a sniffle coming on? Don't reach for the Lemsip, grab a hand blender and whip up a soup which can help your body fight ...
Plans for a 230-mile transmission line threaten Nevada’s wilderness and have united hunters and wildlife groups ...
The Ely Echo weekly newspaper and its companion pieces - North Country SAVER and North Country ANGLER - provide insight into ...
The Triad Goodwill Store on South Eugene Street operates as a flagship location within the Goodwill Industries of Central North Carolina network, serving the Triad region with a purpose that extends ...
What makes some plastics stick to metal without any glue? Osaka Metropolitan University scientists have peered into the ...
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How a medieval Oxford friar used light and colour to find out what stars and planets are made of
Richard Fishacre challenged the scientific orthodoxy of his day, and contemporary astrophysics has vindicated his position.
A protein involved with cell death can be manipulated to slow or reverse tumor growth, a pair of new studies in mice found.
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