arthropods

Tech

Scientists Have Identified the First ‘True’ Millipede

12.16.21

By Shayla Love
Tech

Scientists Captured Footage of Tardigrades Walking Around And It’s Adorable

09.01.21

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

Watch a Massive Tarantula Drag an Opossum Around Like It’s Nothing

03.01.19

By Becky Ferreira
Food

Check Out This ‘Monster’ 14-Pound Lobster Caught After Hurricane Nicole

10.18.16

By Nick Rose
Tech

This Fossil’s Penis Worm Mouth Has Mystified Scientists, Until Now

09.28.16

By Sarah Emerson
Food

This Mezcal Is Served with a Side of Scorpion

12.02.15

By Duncan Tucker
Food

Notes on Eating the World’s Largest Living Arthropod

11.21.15

By Alice Driver
Tech

Meet the Spider Species Whose Males Irreversibly Mutilate the Genitals of Their Mates

11.09.15

By Mike Pearl
Tech

Ancient Fossil Brain Gives Clues on How Arthropods of Today Got Heads

05.07.15

By Emiko Jozuka
Tech

What Sea Monsters Looked Like Half a Billion Years Ago

03.11.15

By Becky Ferreira

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Life

Scientists Captured the Explosive Birth of a Solar Flare on Video

Researchers have finally caught a major solar flare in the act of being born. And even better, they got the entire thing on video.

4 hours ago

By Luis Prada
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Life

Ancient Kangaroos Were Absolutely Humongous, But They Could Still Hop

These kangaroo behemoths, covered in muscles, were theoretically roughly as springy as modern-day kangaroos.

4 hours ago

By Luis Prada
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Life

Meet The Mushroom That Makes People Have The Exact Same Hallucination

Scientists call them “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures

5 hours ago

By Luis Prada
WWE

Entertainment

Uh Oh. Did Shinsuke Nakamura Just Reveal When AJ Styles Is Retiring From WWE?

5 hours ago

By Haley Miller
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Life

Alaska’s Beluga Whales Have Wild Sex Lives—and It Keeps Them Alive

5 hours ago

By Luis Prada