'Incredibly Well-Preserved' Arrow Older Than Vikings Found in Melting Ice
The old hunting tool was discovered in a "lost" mountain site, an archaeologist told Newsweek.
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'Ornately Decorated' 17th Century Japanese Sword Found in WWII Ruins
The sword was surprisingly found in the cellar of a home in Berlin, Germany, that was destroyed during the Second World War.
New Species of Beaked Dinosaur Is Tiny Triceratops Relative
The new discovery is significantly smaller than its iconic relative, which could grow up to 30 feet in length.
Lake Mead Gives Nevada $358 Million Boost
"In 2023, 5.8 million park visitors spent an estimated $292 million in local gateway regions while visiting Lake Mead National Recreation Area," the NPS said.
World-First Snake Born From 'Frozen Zoo' Samples in Tennessee
A breakthrough in cryopreservation and artificial insemination offers new hope for one of America's rarest snakes.
Breast Cancer: 'Lifesaving' Diet Facts Not Known By 70 Percent of US Women
Only 28 percent of surveyed women named diet as risk factor for breast cancer, suggesting awareness has barely changed since 1995.
Younger People More Vulnerable to Mpox, Warn Epidemiologists
"The reason we are afraid about the clade Ib is because it seems to be very well adapted to human to human transmission," researchers say.
Grand Canyon Fish Invasion Prevented
The smallmouth bass's expansion further along the Colorado River threatens the humpback chub population in the Grand Canyon.
Sea Surface Temperatures Hit 97.7 F: 'One of the Highest' Ever Recorded
Average sea temperatures hit an all-time high earlier this year.
Officials To Bomb Albatross-Eating Mice, Solve Problem 'Once and for All'
Mice on a remote island have escalated from eating eggs to attacking live adult birdsânow, conservationists are fighting back.
US Spice Recall Update: More Products Added Over Lead Fears
The FDA has urged consumers to "discontinue use of the product immediately."
Water: 'Serious Harm' From Drinking Supply Feared by 52% of People
The majority of people worldwide distrust their drinking water supplyâand 39 percent of the U.S.âaccording to a recent study.
NASA Image Reveals Hurricane Gilma Bearing Down on Hawaii in Hone's Wake
Hurricane Gilma and Tropical Storms Hector and Hone are all expected to weaken in the coming days.
Bed Rotting Tops TikTok Trends: Americans Embrace Viral Sleep Habits
Bed rotting, magnesium mocktails and mouth taping are among the sleep trends adopted by Americans, according to an online survey.
Scientists Reveal Where the Brain Feels Loveâand Which Type Is Strongest
"In parental love, there was activation deep in the brain's reward system in the striatum area while imagining love."
