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If you've got a youngster in your life who loves dinosaurs, we have suggestions for toys that will spark their imagination and curiosity.

Who embedded a 10-foot-tall metal monolith in the remote Utah desert?

The ability to cancel and induce magnetic fields from a distance could improve biomedicine.

A new documentary from NOVA shows the delicate and difficult work of restoring the Notre Dame Cathedral after the April 2019 fire that destroyed its roof.

Two victims were fleeing a suburban villa when hot ash swept in and buried them.

The more religious a country or state, the bigger the gap in earnings between men and women.

An explosion on the slopes of Stromboli sent pyroclastic flow down the Italian volcano on Monday (Nov. 16).

There were nearly 200 new queens poised to start their own colonies in a 'murder hornet' nest destroyed by Washington state entomologists.

A jug of four gold coins was found during the construction of an elevator in Israel.

Scientists have discovered an ancient lake below Greenland's ice that formed when the region was much warmer and ice-free.

Britain's great fox-spider had not been seen since 1993. Turns out, it's been thriving on a military base.

Levels of the stress hormone cortisol in earwax could be a new way to track anxiety, depression and other medical conditions.

More than a century after it was last seen, a spectacularly colorful chameleon is back.

Red is for Republicans and blue is for Democrats, an association that only became cemented during the 2000 election.

Birds with wingspans nearly twice as long as any alive today once flew over Antarctica.

Greenland's coastline is being altered by ice melt, potentially affecting predictions of what happens to the ice sheet next.

Here's a look at one of the most diabolical and invasive insects: the murder hornet, or the Asian giant hornet.

The invasive wasp is a threat to honeybees.

The spread of the fire was visible from space.

The Gales Creek Fault in northwest Oregon has set off some temblors before recorded history.

Scientists have discovered how fast sound can go, a blistering 22 miles (36 kilometers) per second.

A new computer reconstruction of the tectonic plates of 60 million years ago reveals the existence of a lost plate called Resurrection.