UNESCO Celebrates 70th Anniversary with High-Tech Light Show
The organization's many-sided facade is about to become a giant digital photo album.
The organization's many-sided facade is about to become a giant digital photo album.
Predators and prey bring an ancient tile floor to life.
This year's particularly strong El Niño is expected to get even stronger before it's done.
A successful facial transplant advances the field.
Swimming just below the water’s surface, a Sunburst diving beetle larva locates its target by visually "scanning” it with up-and-down head movements.
Carnivores such as the Tyrannosaures rex and Allosaurus fragilis could produce wide jaw gape, giving them the ability to to maximize devastation to their prey.
Pieces from a mysterious board game that hasn't been played for 1,500 years were discovered in a heavily looted 2,300-year-old tomb near Qingzhou City in China.
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of an ancient board game, including a decorated dice and tiles, that hasn't been played for 1,500 years.
Perhaps you could care less, but newly spotted differences in how our brains work could explain why some people are apathetic and lazy. Scientists say motivation could be more about biology than attitude.
Kids are developing infections that are hard to treat because the bacteria are resistant to the drugs commonly used in raising farm animals.