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Snow Machines and Saving Dying Glaciers: Scientists Concoct Crazy Plan to Regrow Swiss Peaks

This desperate plan to save the iconic Swiss glaciers just might work.

Dolphin Language Could Be Translated Using Artificial Intelligence By 2021

The playful animal's whistles and clicks may soon be deciphered by advanced artificial intelligence.

Robots Inspired by Dancers and Snakes Showcase AI-Produced Art in Annual RobotArt Competition

Artificial intelligence is conquering a new frontier: art.

Bonobos, Not Chimps, Are Humans' Closest Living Ancestor

Scientists make a breakthrough in figuring out a key piece in the human ancestry.

World’s Deadliest Snake Rules This Untouched Island in Brazil

Humans aren't even allowed to step foot in this island where the venomous golden lancehead have staked their claim.

Killer Whales Go on Violent Killing Spree in California [Video]

A pod of killer whales are behind the unprecedented string of killings in California.

DNA of Long-Dead 19th Century Sailors Could Help Identify Doomed Crew of the Franklin Expedition

A genetic study of the ancient remains revealed that there were women - possibly in disguise - on board the Franklin Expedition.

The Secret Life of Dogs When Left Alone Is Pretty Sad -- How to Deal With Your Pup's Separation Anxiety

It may suck leaving your pup at home every day, but canine experts say it's even worse for your dog.

Sailing Stones: Massive Boulders Make Their Way Across Califonia's Death Valley On Their Own – Here’s How

Mysterious rocks moving along the remote and beautiful desert without intervention. Sounds impossible, but scientists try to explain the mystery.

Looking to Improve Your Running Technique? Electric Shocks Will Do the Trick, Says Research

This device is geared towards athletes looking for a less injury prone running style.

‘Blood Falls’: Solving the Mystery of Antartica’s Eeriest Waterfalls

The origins of the Blood Falls are finally revealed.

No Bones, No Problem: Ancient Human DNA Survives in Empty Caves Without Fossils

Scientists find human DNA in sedimentary samples from caves without bone remains.

The First Americans: Shocking New Study Reveals Humans Lived in the Americas 130,000 Years Ago

History may be rewritten as scientists date humans in California over 100,000 years earlier than previously believed.

First Ever Mexican Wolf Pup Born Using Frozen Sperm Gives Hope to Endangered Species

There's new hope for all species fighting extinction.

Are Sex Robot Brothels Becoming the Next Fad?

The United Kingdom could be getting its first sex robot brothel soon.

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