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Fraternity hazing: We swear he was dead when he got here, officer.

An erupting volcano, a bald eagle squabble, and more are the honorees of NatGeo's annual picture contest.

Thinking of the French onion soup that was on the Imperial Dynasty’s regular rotation, I decided I needed to chop some onions.

This robot both walks and flies, using 16 thrusters on its legs.

Crowds swarmed a small city four years ago to take pictures of the poppy superbloom. The ensuing traffic terrorized the Lake Elsinore and trampled the flowers.

Recent research into giraffe behavior has revealed some unexpected—and, frankly, gross—mating habits.

More food chain processing losses. An early morning fire at a Waikato New Zealand Egg Farm has left 50,000 chickens dead and caused significant damage. Fire crews quickly responded to

A company working on technologies to bring back extinct species has attracted more investors. Other scientists are skeptical such feats are possible or a good idea.

The big game won't be very fun if your pet gets sick at the end of the night.

Sometimes we have to kill parts of nature to protect the rest of it.