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Research on the ways that immune cells are activated reveals a possible preliminary step for developing a cure for the autoimmune disease, Lupus.

Weighing as much as a chihuahua, the colugo is an evolutionary anomaly that glides through the Southeast Asian forests. But don't confuse it for a bat or monkey.

When Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico, rhesus macaques reevaluated their survival strategies. Newsletter

The oldest wine in the world was discovered in Carmona, Spain. The ashes and bones of a man who died in the first century A.D. were soaking in white wine.

Allergies may not have existed before the Industrial Age, but records of these health issues are rare from ancient times. Newsletter

The San people in South Africa painted animals that related to their cultural beliefs, but were most likely inspired by fossils discovered in the area.

Researchers identified the commanding officer James Fitzjames of the disastrous 19th century trip through Canadian Arctic and found evidence for cannibalism.

An ancient campsite discovered in the Great Lakes can tell us how these ancient humans used to live.

The two species began burying their dead at roughly the same time and place. Now some archaeologists think competition may have played a role in burials.

From the Great Wall of China to the iconic Taj Mahal, uncover the fascinating histories and cultural significance of the New 7 Wonders of the World.