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World’s Oldest, Arguably Most Adorable Primate Fossil Discovered in China

By Jun 5th
Giant Fossil Lizard Named After Jim Morrison

By Jun 5th
A Quadcopter You Can Pilot With Your Thoughts? Sure, We’ve Got That [Video]

By Jun 5th
Could We Record Our Dreams? [Video]

By Jun 3rd
Scientists Unravel Chocolate Genome, Scientifically Superior Chocolates in Our Future

By Jun 3rd
Great Work, Internet! We’re Getting a Tesla Statue That’s Also a Time Capsule and Wi-Fi Hotspot

By Jun 3rd
You Can’t Stop the Cicadas, So You Might as Well Help Fund a Documentary About Them

By May 31st
First Hi-Res Images Taken of a Molecule Breaking and Forming Chemical Bonds

By May 31st
Because Nature’s Terrifying, Here Are Some Newly Discovered Giant Fluorescent Pink Slugs

By May 31st
Pigeons Master Touchscreens, Prove Smarter Than an Awful Lot of Humans

By May 30th
Monkey Feet May Be More Common in Humans Than Once Thought

By May 30th
The Influence of Dancing on Mating Chances Explains a Lot [Video]

By May 29th
Liquid Blood Recovered From Long-Frozen Woolly Mammoth Remains

By May 29th
Canadian Zombie Plants Return to Life After 400 Years

By May 29th
Extinct Solitaire Birds Wings No Good for Flying, Great at Punching

By May 28th
Numberphile Breaks Down the Twin Prime Theory in (Mostly) Plain English [Video]

By May 28th
How to Get Ants to Carry a Sign in the World’s Tiniest Advertising Campaign [Video]

By May 27th
TED-Ed Explains Why Your Fingers Get Pruney When They’re Wet in a Cartoon Full of Monkeys

By May 24th
Lightning Roaches and Tiny Frogs and Itty-Bitty Violets, Oh My: The Top 10 Species Discovered Last Year

By May 23rd
Diving Ant Fighting A Mosquito Larva Inside A Carnivorous Plant Is The Battle Of The Century [Video]

By May 23rd