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Scientists Film a Colossal Squid in its Natural Habitat!
One hundred years after its discovery, scientists have captured the elusive colossal squid on film in its natural habitat. The juvenile squid was found around 2,000 feet below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean near the South Sandwich Islands. Measuring about one foot long, it drif...

Scientists Film a Colossal Squid in its Natural Habitat!
One hundred years after its discovery, scientists have captured the elusive colossal squid on film in its natural habitat. The juvenile squid was found around 2,000 feet below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean near the South Sandwich Islands. Measuring about one foot long, it drifts through the sea with translucent skin, pearly eyes and colorful tentacles.

Archaeologists Discover Tomb of an Unknown Pharaoh!

Did Scientists Resurrect a Dire Wolf or Just Create Colossal Hype?

What was dinosaur armor used for? New fossils help scientists find out!
While teeth and claws are usually the show-stoppers when it comes to fossils, of equal interest to scientists are plates, clubs, and spikes. While originally thought to have been developed by herbivorous dinosaurs to defend against their carnivorous counterparts, newly discovered specimens are leading researchers to draw new conclusions about the purpose of dinosaur armor.

Learn How Scientists Made Woolly Mice!
In an experiment that would make Dr. Hammond proud, researchers at Colossal Biosciences have used Mammoth DNA and gene editing technology to create “woolly mice,” a step towards their ultimate goal of recreating or “de-extincting” a woolly mammoth.

Organic Glass Found Among Remains of Roman Guard
One of the most dramatic events in the history of the Roman Empire was the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE. It is unknown how many perished during the eruption and its fallout, however, haunting images of contorted Pompeiians frozen in time by searing gas and ash paints an image of hellish, alien conditions. In a bizarre twist of the otherworldly occurrence, scientists have found the only documented instance of a victim whose brain was turned to glass by flows from the eruption.

The Mysterious Origin of the St. Mark's Square Lion!
Keeping a watchful eye over what Napoleon knew as “the drawing room of Europe,” the winged lion of St. Mark’s Square in Venice, Italy, is a majestic sight. The origin of this iconic statue has been cloaked in mystery, but in September of 2024, a group of chemists, archaeologists, geologists, and art historians shed more light on this sculpture’s story.

The Hun Family Tree

NASA's Telescope Spots a Nebula That Looks Like a Hamburger!

Can an Octopus’s Genome Help Scientists Chart Changes in Antarctic Ice?

Defending a Meteorite in Court?

Explore Great Britain’s “Dinosaur Highway!”

Learn How This 400-Year-Old Company Makes Cymbals!

See Meteors in the night sky tonight!

The Mystery of the Yixian Formation

Explore the Lost Cities of the Silk Road

Antediluvian: A Nuanced look at the Paleoart of Old

Night of 100 Demons: Inside Kyoto’s New Yokai Festival

Stay at one of the Beatles' Childhood Homes!

Were There Subliminal Messages Recorded in Classic Rock Music?

Explore the Myths and Legends of Ghosts Haunting the Smithsonian!

Earth’s About to Get a Second Moon!

How Earthquakes Help Form Gold Nuggets

Lunar Volcanism in the Time of the Dinosaurs!

The Stellar Object on its Way Out of Our Galaxy

The Power of Neolithic Engineering

The Lost City of Hydrothermal Vents

How Did Prehistoric Sharks Gets so Big?

The Distinctive Signal Found in All Music Across the World

Giga-Goose: a New Fossil Discovery!

Coming Out of Their Shells: a New Look at the Undersides of Trilobites

Yasuke: a Cultural Icon in Japanese History

The Search Beyond Our Sun: Exoplanets from the James Webb Space Telescope

Over 50 Years After the Conviction of Muhammad Ali: Looking Back On the Greatest's Biggest Challenge

A Brittlestar Specimen Fossilized During Cloning
