Imperfections in animal patterns could inspire adaptive materials that shift color, shape, and function like nature itself.

Marineland’s decline reflects a growing debate about the ethics of keeping animals in captivity, and what the future of zoos and aquariums should look like.

The Rocky Springs Carousel horses, stored for 26 years, are being unveiled in Lancaster County, with plans for a future home ...

It will look a lot like today’s gas model on the outside, but from frunk to fake bass, the rest of the new electric GLC is all about the future.

Permanent rules to guide the conduct of wolf hunting in Wisconsin are set to take effect Saturday, capping off a yearslong ...

Cancer treatment has always been a balancing act—hit the tumor hard enough to kill it, but not so hard that the patient ...

When people talk about artificial intelligence, the same fears appear again and again. Machines will take jobs. They will spread fake news. They will spy on us or build dangerous weapons. These are ...

The second part is that a lot of the games industry investment has been moving out of the US and into Europe over the past ...

The fintech’s VP of marketing tells Tim Healey how Monzo is turning customer love into growth, why creative risk and ...

The thing about Black British history in sport is that it’s being written every single day. Every time Jude Bellingham (who else?) stamps his authority on a match for England or Real Madrid: that’s ...

Researchers reveal that a 66-million-year-old “dinosaur mummy” wasn’t preserved skin but a thin clay film that perfectly ...