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An ant photographed under a microscope by wildlife photographer Eugenijus Kavaliauskas has gone viral on social media for its evil appearance.

Science & Energy

This Extreme Closeup of an Ant Is Giving Us Actual Nightmares

By Frank Landymore

Upon arriving at harbors in Norway, this Freya the Walrus has chosen chaos: in her endless pursuit of sunny naps, she's has been sinking tiny Nordic boats.

Science & Energy

Chaotic Walrus Keeps Climbing on Small Boats and Sinking Them

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A giant squid washed ashore in Japan, representing perhaps the first time a live specimen of the creature has been taken into captivity.

Science & Energy

Scientists Capture Living Giant Squid

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists have discovered a subspecies of bees that can create perfect clones of itself — rendering it virtually immortal.

A Single Bee Has Created an Immortal Army with Millions of Clones

By Tony Ho Tran

Thanks to a detailed account posted by photographer Ross Bernards on Instagram, we may just have figured out who stole the mysterious Utah monolith.

Robots and Machines

A Gang of Men Apparently Stole the Utah Monolith

By Victor Tangermann

$Researchers taught honeybees math skills, revealing that the animals' tiny brains are more capable than we previously thought.$

Science & Energy

Honeybees Are Smart Enough to Learn Basic Math

By Kristin Houser

AI Researchers Are Boycotting A New Journal Because It’s Not Open Access

Artificial Intelligence

AI Researchers Are Boycotting A New Journal Because It’s Not Open Access

By Dan Robitzski