Coffee is a major lifeblood of Ethiopia's economy, (a quarter of the whole) accounting for around half of the livelihood of 15 million people

Archaeologists found that while the Mexica primarily used green obsidian, obsidian also came from at least seven other locations.

There's something make-believe, almost Pokémon-like in a new species of bacteria found living on a mud flat in Oregon.

When the many legs are coupled together, something unexpected happens: their motions quickly synchronize, creating "surprising coordination."

It was capable of growing beyond 30 feet in length and weighed around 10 tons—a mature elephant plus a sedan car.

I Will Listen isn't an event—it's just two folding chairs as a wooden cafe table—but it is coming to a town near you.

Receiving a to-go order with the note "last meal for our dog," the staff made sure it came through with tender care.

A teenage gamer, who routinely engages in virtual violence, took action to prevent violence from actually happening. 

Offered at Lux Cleaning and Alterations in San Jose, owner Ali Shirkhodaei says it's about infusing his career with acts of kindness.

Physicists at the Large Hadron Collider saw that the lead they started with had transformed into approximately 86 billion atoms of gold.

He admitted his mother was nervous when she first heard he was planning to join the Foreign Office, equivalent of the US State Department.

The five islands which make up East Boston contain the highest concentrations of snowy owls in the American northeast.

Bladder transplants have not been done previously, in part because of the complicated vascular structure of the pelvic area.

A young woman was "shocked" to receive $40,000 in scholarship funding from Taco Bell after working there during high school.

One of the world's rarest trees—a prehistoric ‘dinosaur tree’—is bearing fruit for first time after couple planted it in England in 2010.

A 9-year-old boy was convinced something was amiss when he spotted a frantic cow and begged his mom to go back—then saved a calf.

Windex added 70 windows to an Illinois school—improving student learning, attendance, and wellbeing by adding daylight to gloomy classrooms.

The first clinical trial to test whether adults with peanut allergies can be desensitized has shown great success—with life-changing results.

Instead of walking down the aisle, this bride decided to ski down—in her wedding dress—tying the knot at 8,000-ft on a snowy mountain.

Barby Keel Sanctuary is a nonprofit, runs entirely on donations and open to the public and will be free to visit every Sunday until October.

The asteroid has been compared to a lumpy bowling pin by space-watchers, with NASA describing it as looking like two ice cream cones.

A sense of history and anticipation was present in the theater before and during the procedure, BBC reports.

JRT is identical to LSD within a margin of two atoms, and could solve existing shortages of drugs for use in treating schizophrenia.

Stricken by jitters and filled up with water for a long race, thousands of runners run to the toilets long before the marathon begins.

Stocking began back in 1972, but controlling sea lamprey started 18 years later. Sea lamprey is an invasive parasitic species.

The man's wife contacted Band of Builders—a charity which pulls together volunteers and donations for construction-industry workers.

Secretary Bridget Philipson said that the results "shows our approach of backing headteachers to implement bans in their schools is working."

The total generation rate of greater than 10% resulted in about 100 watts per square meter of tube, enough to power a blender or router.

Given that Petaluma business leaders hope to see the project become permanent, NextGen Consortium are investigating how to do just that.

Any major guitar retailer, will mention the same few words over and over: rosewood, ebony, mahogany. In California, that's changing.

For his whole adult life, Bennett has been at the crest of the wave of para-surfing, which has undergone a revolutionary transformation.

Depending on conditions, up to 500 workers across 60 vessels will be out building the wind turbines in their remote spot in the North Sea.

The wind from the sea enters the split and hits an interior courtyard where a pool of water cools it down further before circilng it around.

Rectangular whorls game the scientists the impression of "a Cubist interpretation of other snails with ‘normal’ shell shapes.”

Beyond the lyrics of a certain John Denver song, West Virginia tends to get a bad rap for being impoverished and backward, but this small mountainous state has a secret to success concealed beneath its wooded cloak. A recent report by Suzuki Law found that West Virginia’s recidivism rate ranks among the lowest in the […]

The Maasai have always lived close with the land, and the camp includes a training session on reforestation.

Despite being far from a sprinter, it only took one lapse of concentration for a garden play date to go terribly awry. 

Now filled in, the 12 acres of terrain will be covered in 4.7 megawatts of solar energy, capable of canceling out 5 million pounds of CO2.

The Ecosystem Integrity Fund led the Series A round, and was backed by the Amazon Climate Pledge Fund and 10 others.

A revolutionary new antidote neutralizes the venom of 19 of the world’s deadliest snakes, including the mamba, king cobra, and tiger snakes.

An adopted woman met her two sisters for the first time in 44 years—after hiring a private detective to track down her birth family.

Scientists have unveiled a new food source that can sustain honey bee colonies indefinitely without natural pollen.

A music conductor with Parkinson's was fitted with a ‘pacemaker for the brain’ to control his tremors so he can lead his orchestra once again.

A Tucson preschool teacher spotted a developmental quirk in a little boy who was then able to get early treatment for Duchenne.

While driving through rural Iowa, the Massimilla family experienced a once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounter—spotting two rare albino deer.

It was likely already endangered 300 years ago, after the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs concluded and the lakes where it lived were drained.

Developed at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and called Zynteglo, the medicine uses the patient's own stem cells to cure them.

A bull shark, one of three species that account for the majority of serious bites, had nibbled around 15 inches of Zhang's leg.

Grants will now be awarded to trials conducted with real-world data, AI-driven simulation, or lab-grown human organoid-tech interfaces.

Shi Shen's Star Catalogue, also called the Star Manual of Master Shi, was deduced to be the world's oldest by scientists using precession.