Why do we have big brains? Or walk on two legs? Biological anthropologist and broadcaster Alice Roberts talks human ...
In the cold darkness of the Arctic deep, Greenland sharks move slowly through water that rarely changes — outlasting dynasties, living through centuries that humans can only read in history books.
At the appropriately named "Corpse Point" in the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Ocean, the permafrost is melting, ...
Whether you're a fiend for furry felines or more of a canine connoisseur, Stacker has the quiz for you, based on real ...
MUMS told of their shock after spotting a gruesome passage about Jack the Ripper in a popular kids’ book. A page in ‘Whoosh ...
The Blazing World is a testament to how far the written novel has travelled in the past 400 years. A literary time capsule, ...
So far this year, 25 gray whales have been found dead in Washington, making this year’s count the third highest in a half ...
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A pandemic is a real and serious threat to Canada’s security. Military spending should reflect that reality
It will take a transformation of our country’s pandemic preparedness to avoid the worst. Success, though, could establish Canada as a global leader in science and innovation ...
Bears are among the most powerful and adaptable mammals on Earth, thriving in environments ranging from Arctic ice sheets to tropical rainforests. We explore the evolution of bears, the unique ...
How a ‘beach bum’ British Tory became Trump’s safe bet for California’s governor - IN FOCUS: Once David Cameron’s right-hand ...
Under normal circumstances, a mosquito lives for just a few weeks, and in that time, its wings will carry it a few miles or ...
In Peter Matthiessen’s 1959 foundational book on conservation, “Wildlife in America,” he profiled most of our country’s most notable animal species together with the impacts of the human species on ...
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