Food

A highly pathogenic strain of bird flu has limited the nation's supply of large turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving.

Camels' large, leathery mouths can handle the prickly thorns of almost any kind of desert vegetation, including that which other desert animals steer clear of.

Researchers found that people are more likely to seek variety for lunch and dinner, while eating the same thing for breakfast day after day.

Bacteria-made enzymes in spit may make cruciferous veggies taste worse to some children.

Visitors to Sweden's Disgusting Food Museum can now discover odious alcohol from around the world.

A teen's strict diet of fries, chips and other junk foods slowly caused him to go blind.

Certain vitamins and minerals are linked with a lower risk of early death, but only if the nutrients come from food, not supplements.

Self-diagnosing a food allergy can lead to mistaken conclusions.

Could you stomach soup made from a stomach?

But, like, don't.

A new study suggests low-carb diets could be deadly, but a nutrition expert said people should be skeptical.

Eating carbohydrates in moderation may be best for boosting longevity.

A new study makes some alarming claims about a relationship between cured meat consumption and bipolar mania, but a lot more research is necessary.

That's a setback for what is otherwise a highly nutritious bread.

Llanocetus denticrenatus lived about 34 million years ago. It was big. It was an early ancestor of modern humpbacks and blue whales. And it had teeth.

Tarantula — it's what's for dinner.

Richard Dawkins wants to know if lab-grown meat will open the door to a synthetic version of human cannibalism.

If you find yourself wondering, "Am I getting enough vitamin D?" you should also ask yourself another question: "Am I getting enough magnesium?"

Scientists have cracked a frothy mystery: the physics of fizz.

Don't try this at home