8 Human-Animal Encounters That Went Horribly Wrong in 2017
Pro tip: Trying to "kill it with fire" never, ever ends well.
Pro tip: Trying to "kill it with fire" never, ever ends well.
This Christmas card is a very, very, very small gesture of holiday goodwill.
Astronomers will soon get another look at the big, ghoulishly weird space rock that buzzed Earth on Halloween three years ago.
Dogs can be trained to be cancer-sniffing wizards, detecting cancerous fumes wafting from diseased cells. This sniffing could help diagnose people, which begs the question: why aren't dogs screening us for cancer right now?
The year 2017 was brimming with strange science news. We're talking about worms sprouting two heads after visiting outer space, subatomic particles that were almost kept secret and mystery blobs floating in the ocean off the coast of Norway.