Yesterday's bureaucracy is today's curiosity.

Things got out of hand at Helshoogte Residence's annual "chicken day" celebration.

Mayor Leandro Martín's office is being flooded with calls after a council member spotted a possible ghost in the town hall.

"Questions about 'are we alone?' are being answered as we speak," said one researcher this afternoon.

This is what happens when you tell an AI bot that everything is cats.

This marks the first successful use of the "doomsday" seed vault.

It's the color of mint toothpaste, and will bloom through mid-March.

The celestial snowball's most stunning feature might be cold, but it sure isn't dead.

Residents are unhappy.

It has since been inundated by excited gourmands.

For decades, doctors have been trying to use a few sonatas to diagnose the composer with cardiac arrhythmia.

The crack is about eight feet long.

Eels can use it to travel upstream.

Love beyond the grave.

There's a lot of competition.

More than 70 years after the destroyer sank, the Department of Defense is officially looking for them.

This historical botanical theory has its roots in ancient contraceptive practices.

It's 48 feet high.

It was offal.

It's been spurting candy-colored lava for over a month.

Ido Michaeli's new tapestry, "Black Panther Got Loose From the Bronx Zoo," brings allegory to a zoo breakout.

It would be used for underwater physical therapy.

How did Rhipsalis baccifera cross the ocean?

Between 1922 and 1938, the "Nansen Passport" allowed stateless people to make a new life.