Pitchforks? Water skis? When all else fails, these extreme fishermen go medieval on the tenacious invasive species.

Enormous holes in sea ice called polynyas are explained with help of robot floats, satellites and tech-equipped seals.

You may not realize that nutritional yeast is a vitamin-packed protein. Here's how to add it to salads, pastas and more.

Researchers are developing robotic fish to swim our waterways and patrol for pollutants.

New rose will be less prone to wilting and will allow for longer lasting Valentine's Day bouquets.

Immune cells called macrophages are at the center of the salamander's ability to regrow limbs and regenerate parts of organs.

Those baby blues mean something, but perhaps not what you think.

Georgia Tech researchers have developed a flexible packaging material that combines cellulose nanocrystals and chitin nanofibers. It could replace PET.

Researchers working on the ASSISI project recently tested the limits of interspecies communication by constructing a makeshift robot translator.

The Spanish tipple is no longer just for tapas. This fortified, food-friendly wine is having a revival among cocktail enthusiasts.

Here's a breakdown of how each disinfectant kills specific types of germs.

Utility-scale solar power requires a lot of land. But there are ways to work around that problem.

They're baaack ... nearly 30 years later, solar panels are once again gracing the roof of America's most famous neoclassical mansion.

Deserts have a lot of sun, but not much water. That's why researchers are advocating combined solar and agave farms.

With the purchase of New Mexico's largest solar facility, the long-term partnership is nearing 300MW of installed solar power.

Clean energy sources are producing record amounts of power in markets across the world.

New documentary from the director of 'Fuel' and 'The Big Fix' offers real alternatives to fossil fuels.

Israel’s largest international green energy conference takes place this weekend in Eilat.

The island nation is using its natural and cultural resources to attract filmmakers from around the world.

The conceptual Dutch Windwheel takes the term 'mixed-use development' to dizzying new extremes.

Advanced methane capture could make a significant dent in U.S. energy demand.

The new bi-fuel car runs on 'biogas,' which is already a big deal in Europe — and it's cheap, too.

In a new book, a psychologist with an expertise in sex therapy and addictions has opted to focus on another passion: Eating.

A freewheeling conversation with the 'World War Z' author on Bear Grylls, Rambo and the 'Casablanca' musical his 10-year-old son is writing.

Once-in-17-year event in West Virginia brings out the bright and brave to study – and eat! – cicadas.

Author John Temple was granted unprecedented access to the controversial family.

A dozen of my dogs' cousins got spoiled and are returning for more spa treatments and manicures. Here's what went down at our first spawtacular pug party.

The lack of predators reduces the instinct to flee, according to new research.

Climate change could affect our food supply at the same time that global population is increasing.

More than 4,000 deadly snakes call this tiny 110-acre island home, including one species with venom that can 'melt human flesh.'

This monster of a bug was recently discovered in a remote area of China's Sichuan province.

Santa's not the only one who gets to hang out with these interesting animals.

Fossil reveals plumage patterns of these ancient beasts, further establishing an evolutionary link between dinosaurs and birds.

Phylliroe is a type of nudibranch, or sea slug, that has evolved to look and swim like a fish. And that's not the only weird thing about it.

A humpback whale fell victim to a swarm of sharks, which are usually known to hunt much smaller prey.

Otherworldly caves naturally lit by the eerie gleam of glowworms are a sight to behold.

Bizarre fish has evolved fins like no other and is capable of walking like a land animal.

Why are these crocodiles orange? One grotesque theory about their coloration might shock you.

A newly discovered hybrid of aurochs and ice age bison has been affectionately called the 'Higgs bison' due to its elusive nature.

The now-extinct pouwa was a semi-flightless swan that was closely related to the Australian black swan of modern times.

This unexpected clash of alligators and sharks demonstrates which animal really sits atop the estuarine food chain.

It's remarkable how attitudes change when the issue is in your own backyard, but progressive boomers are making themselves heard.

When vandals took over an abandoned cow tunnel in Portslade in Brighton, the community took it back.

People donated about $50 each to help save and restore the historic La Mothe-Chandeniers castle in France.

A doctorate student from New Zealand explores the psychology of attraction to supernatural beings — both religious and secular.

The benefits of hobbies and how to choose an activity that can help take your mind off work and add some fun to your life.

Experiencing a pleasant tingle when someone crinkles paper isn't as weird as you think. It's called ASMR or 'brain orgasm.' Here's why it happens.

The secrets and science behind those giant balloon characters in the Macy's parade.

When it comes to political or personal conversations, it's always good to avoid this type of superiority posturing.

Cumberland Caverns Live is a concert venue in Tennessee located in a cave 333 feet underground.