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Archaeologists analyze prehistoric cooking pot residues to uncover the complex, region-specific diets and recipes of early Eastern European hunter-gatherer-fishers.

A Texas biotech company is working to revive extinct mammoths, raising intriguing scientific prospects and thorny ethical questions.

The US Senate has approved new legislation empowering NASA to accelerate its Artemis lunar program, solidifying America's lead in the space race.

New government data reveals urban areas in England where no one lives within a 15-minute walk of nature, prompting action to address this 'postcode lottery' of access to green and blue spaces.

Explore the Raja Ampat islands, a marine biodiversity hotspot in Indonesia's Southwest Papua province, offering a glimpse into the world's richest underwater ecosystems.

After the discovery of the fungus-like pathogen Phytophthora pluvialis, trade restrictions will now be lifted in 7 counties across England, allowing for normalized movement of trees and timber.

New psychedelic retreat aims to establish communication with nonhuman entities people experience on DMT, revealing insights into the nature of consciousness and reality.

A new study suggests that the brains of pregnant women undergo significant structural changes to prepare them for the demands of motherhood, challenging the notion of 'baby brain'.

Gardeners urged to welcome caterpillars as charities work to reverse the dramatic decline of moth populations across the UK.

New research suggests human love of alcohol may have deep evolutionary roots, as wild chimps are found to consume fermented fruit.