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Rising seas are claiming land, changing lives, and transforming our relationship with nature. → Read More
After an African-American cemetery was bulldozed, families wondered what happened to the graves. → Read More
The true legacy of the Cornell professor who invented the chicken nugget. → Read More
The Danish tradition of eating risengrød over the holidays began when farmers left it outside to appease livestock-harming elves. → Read More
Maria Sibylla Merian watched these beautiful insects more closely than anyone else of her time. → Read More
The Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program found yet another pinniped with an unusual nasal inhabitant. → Read More
Ages from now, giant snails could be one of the lasting signs of human influence on Earth. → Read More
Education for women and emerging nationhood, illustrated with care and charm. → Read More
Polish political prisoners played a song called “The Most Beautiful Time of Life" for the SS. → Read More
The name "New England" was like a colonial real estate ad. → Read More
A new catalogue attempts to figure out what we're telling the rest of the universe about ourselves. → Read More
Discover Cincinnati Mercantile Library in Cincinnati, Ohio: Hidden on two floors of downtown building, the library has an incredible deal on rent. → Read More
Only now do scientists fully understand just how strong a 1972 solar storm was. → Read More
You basically had to sell a castle to the enemy. → Read More
From above, the textured landscape can be almost abstract. → Read More
The first scientists to describe the animal thought it might have walked. → Read More
Please retain for the next thousand years or so. → Read More
How folk tales and traditional life snuck into avant-garde kids' books in the 1930s. → Read More
"Stone babies"—or lithopedions—are incredibly rare. → Read More
There's a bunch of gross stuff, besides human bodies, hiding under graveyards. → Read More