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An animal whose pedigree stumped even Charles Darwin has at long last found its place in the tree of life.

It's official: SpaceX's rockets and spaceships have caught the selfie bug in the final frontier.

Astronomers have observed the eating habits of a newborn star — and like any youngster, it has an affinity for fast food.

A new city being built along the Liujiang River in China's Guangxi Province will include houses, recreational spaces, offices, hotels, schools, and a hospital—and yet it's "unlike any before," per Inhabitat.

The medieval sword, at just over three pounds, wouldn't have weighed down its owner.

From far away, El Volcán in the Nepeña Valley of coastal Peru might look like a natural feature in the landscape.

A Czech power plant asked female intern applicants to pose in bikinis and post them on Facebook as a competition on who would be chosen.

An eviscerated great white shark has washed up on a South African beach, the latest fearsome predator to fall victim to killer whales in that area.

A new report finds the Great Barrier Reef is too "critical" to fail—which is a problem since it's already failing.

Digging for Rome's new subway has unearthed the charred ruins of a 3rd century building and the 1,800-year-old skeleton of a dog that apparently perished in a fire.

New NASA mission ideas would study the gassy environments of Uranus and Neptune, two planets on the edge of the solar system that spacecraft have visited only once .

A three-fingered mummified body has been reportedly found in Nazca, Peru, with video of the purported body appearing on YouTube. However, researchers have expressed doubt about the discovery, with some calling it a "hoax."

WASHINGTON — Antarctica is a harsh and unforgiving place; with 99 percent of the continent covered in ice, it is the coldest and windiest spot on Earth, and few living things can survive on the continent's frozen landscape.

A planet-size object may be orbiting the sun in the icy reaches of the solar system beyond Pluto.

Workers installing solar panels at a waste water treatment plant in Scotland have uncovered a fascinating piece of World War II military history.

During the total solar eclipse on Aug. 21, 2017 , the moon will completely cover the disk of the sun from Oregon to South Carolina.

They are called "unicorns of the sea" and they are infesting the Pacific Coast, destroying fishing nets and puzzling scientists, the Guardian reports.

A 3,400-year-old tomb holding the remains of more than a dozen possibly mummified people has been discovered on Sai Island, along the Nile River in northern Sudan.

The United States Mint has taken its first "small steps" toward striking coins to commemorate a half-century since the first moon landing.

With Tropical Storm Cindy moving into Alabama, residents have been warned of the risks posed by floating colonies of red imported fire ants.