The future is now and it’s happening, appropriately, at Cornell University.

"All right Mr. Herpetologist, I'm ready for my close-up."

The flying insects usually go solo—but one lepidopterist surprised hundreds snoozing together in a hollow tree.

Every piece of flotsam has a story to tell.

New research suggests the creature is based on a particular monkey that the writer encountered in Kenya.

HOPE Outdoor Gallery is a local landmark. Will its spirit follow it to its new location?

It's four feet high and bad for fish.

These little guys would share a bag of Takis with you.

When purple martins moved into the William B. Umstead bridge, the laws changed.

And your irises, rosebushes, and spruce trees, too.

There might be surprises inside.

It's 1.1 billion years old, and it's bright pink.

Early images of people enjoying and surveying the monument were recently released to the public for the first time.

Ignore the Lycra—look at the flowers.

For decades, they stayed on either side of Interstate 40, but those days appear to be over.

The diverse young people of the town of Liberal are coming up with their own way to talk.

Snacking on specimens from raw monkey to bee vomit can help scientists figure stuff out.

In capturing images of doomed buildings, they documented the city they thought they were losing.

It's from sessions at New Jersey's Van Gelder Studio, the same place Coltrane made A Love Supreme.

A new map of Civil War-related landmarks is only the beginning.

The Obsidian Collection and Google are bringing historic African-American media outlets online.

Authorities are thus far unconcerned about radiation levels.

The "Gangland Map" features drunken fish and goofy jokes alongside descriptions of brutal murders.

It disappeared in New Jersey. Nearly six years later, it was found in France.