In November, 1884, the New York Times ran a pretty interesting story. An astronomer, known only by the name, “Arndt” claimed ...

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Bare-nosed wombats produce something no other known animal can: cube-shaped feces. Researchers traced this ability to the final stretch of the wombat intestine, where non-uniform wall stiffness molds ...

The Australian burrowing animals called wombats are the only creatures who have feces in the shape of cubes, and the unusual appearance of their poo has led scientists to ponder a number of theories.

I’d totally understand if you decided to watch the video above on loop instead of reading what I have to write. Nothing I can say will ever match up to how entertaining the Shashibo Cube is to look at ...

In the US, watermelons are a common sight in front of grocery stores in the summer, and they tend to sell for about 50 cents per pound. But in Moscow, you could drop a good chunk of your paycheck on ...

Rubik’s Cube, a multicolored three-dimensional puzzle, lost a trademark battle on Thursday after Europe’s top court said its shape was not sufficient to grant it protection against copycats. The toy, ...