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Countless tourists have watched beautiful Hawaiian sunsets—but not many have made important archeological finds in the process.

A new study challenges the theory that humans populated the Americas using a corridor between ice sheets more than 12,600 years ago.

Big cats are the new big idea for reducing the deer population in the Northeast, where growing numbers of bucks and does wander through backyards and onto roads where the pose a danger to themselves and humans.

A diving pool at the Rio Olympics turned green Tuesday when algae entered the water, stunning athletes and spectators.

A troupe of more than 1,000 dancing robots showed off some Beyoncé-like moves at a recent festival in China, boogying and shaking its way to a new Guinness World Record

The world's oceans continue to fascinate -here are some of the awesome creatures found throughout the world.

A theory nearly five-decades old surrounding ‘America’s 1st City’ has been debunked.

One of the world's most famous wolf packs may have howled its last after years of being targeted by hunters.

The age-old sign warning people not to feed the animals may be in need of an upgrade that includes devices at SeaWorld.

You've never seen a rocket test quite like this.

A rare sight was recently captured by scientists aboard a deep-sea exploration vessel: the skeleton of a fallen whale.

A new small study suggests that showing nature documentaries to inmates may help to ease aggression in prisons.

It may sound like a storyline straight out of a Godzilla movie, but researchers are warning that toxic waste from a long-abandoned Cold War-era camp could leach into nearby ecosystems as a result of warming temperatures in Greenland

Archaeologists digging at the Alamo may be close to locating the site of the historic compound’s main gate.

The center of our galaxy has an enormous void that surprisingly lacks young stars, astronomers announced last week.

Allegations that composer Wladyslaw Szpilman, whose story inspired the 2002 film The Pianist, was a Nazi collaborator amount to defamation, a Polish appeals court has decided, according to the Guardian.

Whale watchers off the coast of Washington saw a welcome sight last week—a killer whale nicknamed "Granny" who is believed to be an astonishing 105 years old, reports the San Francisco Chronicle.

A comet with a death wish met a truly fiery end today (Aug.

In the waters around Hong Kong, divers recently recovered a 1,000-year-old granite anchor stock — the oldest maritime artifact ever found in the Chinese territory — and a European-made cannon from the early 19th century.

A bag carried to the moon aboard the Apollo 11 spacecraft and used for the first sample of lunar material is at the center a legal fight after the government mistakenly sold it during the criminal case against the former director of the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center.