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APRIL 1 ANNOUNCEMENT— Biologists say another wildlife crossing, similar to the one above, could benefit squirrels. An animal advocacy group that once developed a process for helping cows get over their fear of stripes on the ground is turning its attention to another critter in need: squirrels. Part of our everyday life, squirrels pop up

CAR-FREE ZONE—A squirrel dreams of the day it will have its own wildlife crossing. An animal advocacy group that once developed a process for helping cows get over their fear of stripes on the ground is turning its attention to another critter in need: squirrels. Part of our everyday life, squirrels pop up in parks,

CAR-FREE ZONE—A squirrel dreams of the day it will have its own wildlife crossing. An animal advocacy group that once developed a process for helping cows get over their fear of stripes on the ground is turning its attention to another critter in need: squirrels. Part of our everyday life, squirrels pop up in parks,

An uplifting video about a life-saving invention encapsulates several running themes about intelligent design, with only one brief flaw.

This week's letters brought comments from readers about pilot medical screening, communicating with ATC, drone deliveries, and long-duration cockpit voice recorders.

Young people have always been about extremes, whether it's eating dog food or accepting the inevitability of death.

Ever heard of Zipline?

Mark Rober goes to Rwanda to see Zipline drones delivering life-saving medical supplies, and tests just how quiet these drones can be.

If you are interested in building your very own open source long-range remote control transmitter for your next project. You might be interested in a new

If you want to give your Scout the best chance of winning, follow these seven steps to build a faster pinewood derby car.