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A large goblin shark swimming along the ocean floor in dimly lit water.

Tech

Rare videos show two goblin sharks in the wild, including one far deeper than expected

Two bins for waste disposal beside a wooden bench at a bus stop.

Tech

In bin-scarce Kyoto, solar trash cans crush waste and signal crews before they overflow

A gloved hand uses a trowel at an excavation site.

Tech

Fossils near Barcelona reveal a primitive new 'bear-dog' species from 15.9 million years ago

A hillside ablaze with flames and smoke, overlooking suburban rooftops.

Outdoors

West Miami-Dade brush fire surges to 600 acres, triggers smoke alert in Broward

An ocelot lying on the ground.

Outdoors

Conservation groups sue to block SpaceX land swap over refuge, ocelots, and sacred ground

A diver exploring underwater.

Outdoors

Florida Keys divers find 22-pound Atocha silver bar not seen in 30 years

A server room featuring servers with blue LED lights.

Business

$1 billion Kansas data center plan swells to 283 acres as hundreds oppose it

A cat peeks through a hole in a lattice wall.

Home

Meowing cat trapped head-first in wall is freed after firefighters chisel around its face

Gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman gazes intently in front of supporters.

Tech

Gov. candidate says New York is sitting on vast gas reserves, wants fracking ban lifted

A transparent shrimp-like creature with large black eyes and fine appendages against a dark background.

Tech

Scientists net pregnant bloody red shrimp in Lake Superior, confirming all five Great Lakes invaded

A large dinosaur skeleton displayed in a museum, showcasing its intricate bones against a blue wall.

Tech

Researchers reexamining old fossils uncover Tylosaurus rex, a 43-foot predator of ancient seas

A tired parent yawns while holding a baby who is sucking on a pacifier on a cozy couch.

Tech

Study reveals why new mothers still feel exhausted even after sleep hours rebound