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Team set to dig up Nazi gold train in Poland

Aug 11, 2016

An excavation later this month will aim to solve the mystery of the Nazi gold train once and for all.

Nature & Environment

Ducks much smarter than previously thought

Jul 18, 2016

Ducks and other birds may possess far greater cognitive abilities than anyone had ever realized.

Science & Technology

Bug may invalidate 15 years of brain research

Jul 8, 2016

A computer software bug has potentially rendered over a decade's worth of brain studies totally void.

Nature & Environment

Plants are very good at making decisions

 VIDEO  Jul 4, 2016

Despite not even having a brain, plants are actually quite adept at making important life choices.

Archaeology & History

500-year-old shipwreck found in the desert

Jun 8, 2016

Diamond miners have found a shipwreck laden with gold after draining a lagoon on Africa’s Skeleton Coast.

Nature & Environment

Explorer finds giant earthworm in rainforest

 VIDEO  Jun 6, 2016

Entomologist and TV host Phil Torres encountered the 4ft invertebrate during a tropical rainstorm.

Nature & Environment

Snails make decisions using only two neurons

Jun 4, 2016

The humble freshwater snail manages to engage in complex decision-making using only two brain cells.

World of the Bizarre

Kids in China climb 2,500ft cliff to school

 VIDEO  May 30, 2016

One school in China is so inaccessible that pupils have to climb down a huge cliff just to get there.

Science & Technology

Government study finds cellphone-cancer link

May 27, 2016

The findings suggest that exposure to cellphone radiation may cause brain and heart cancers in rats.

Metaphysics & Psychology

Are we all suffering from 'ethical amnesia' ?

May 21, 2016

A new study suggests that our brains may deliberately muddle up or forget memories of immoral acts.

World of the Bizarre

Man knocks over statue while taking selfie

May 9, 2016

A man in Portugal was arrested by police after managing to destroy a historic statue at a train station.

Science & Technology

New '3D walking' robot aces obstacle course

 VIDEO  May 7, 2016

A bipedal robot known as MARLO is able to traverse uneven terrain and objects in its path with ease.

Science & Technology

Can a brain dead patient be brought back ?

May 4, 2016

A groundbreaking new trial is aiming to find a way to regenerate the brains of clinically dead patients.

Creatures, Myths & Legends

Woman dies while hunting legendary monster

Apr 26, 2016

Roquel Bain was struck by a train while seeking a creature that is said to lure people on to the tracks.

Science & Technology

New gloves are able to convert sign language

 VIDEO  Apr 24, 2016

Two sophomore students have invented gloves that can turn American Sign Language in to spoken words.

Science & Technology

'First-night effect' sees brain staying alert

Apr 23, 2016

Scientists have found that half your brain stays alert when you try to sleep in unfamiliar surroundings.

Science & Technology

Does consciousness occur in 'time slices' ?

Apr 18, 2016

Scientists have shed new light on how we experience the world through our perception of consciousness.

Science & Technology

Implant helps paralyzed man move his hand

 VIDEO  Apr 14, 2016

Scientists have been working on a way to help paralysis patients regain some movement in their hands.

Science & Technology

Google firm reveals its new bipedal robot

 VIDEO  Apr 11, 2016

Japanese robotics company Schaft has revealed a new domestic robot capable of carrying heavy loads.

World of the Bizarre

Train track illusion is baffling the Internet

Apr 9, 2016

A remarkable optical illusion posted on Twitter has left many Internet users scratching their heads.

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