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Scientists Reveal Surprising Hack To Help Curb Sugar Cravings
People who did this simple trick ate 33 percent less sugar.
People who did this simple trick ate 33 percent less sugar.
This pattern has been seen in California over the past year, and it's likely to continue in the future.
The two male mountain lions attempted to traverse the 200 miles back to their territories and their mates, but starved before they got there.
Researchers have found that storms on Saturn might rage for longer than expected, and are different from those on its neighbor Jupiter.
The synagogue is thought to be about 2,000 years old and likely stood for more than 500 years at the archaeological site of Phanagoria.
Companies and nonprofits line up to pay for the privilege of posting their ads on Drutman's Green Jobs Board
The most active volcano in Europe is once again erupting.
Mountain lions, also known as cougars, have been seen munching on killed deer near homes in Hillsborough, the fifth richest town in the country.
The sea ice accumulation in Antarctica this year is the lowest it has ever been, some 579,000 square miles less than last year.
Lake Tulare has seen an outbreak of avian botulism, caused by toxins produced by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum, which kills birds by paralysis.
"Seek higher ground in and be prepared for flooded washes," the National Weather Service warned as heavy rain is predicted to hit the area.
The Roman coin was discovered in an area of Germany that was not part of the empire, making the find highly unusual.
NASA is planning to deliver the first samples of Martian material to Earth, which could shed light on the question of whether life existed on the Red Planet.
The Perseids occur every year in July and August as the Earth passes through the cloud of dust left by Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle.
"To find two unconnected gold finds from different eras in one day is almost unheard-of," metal detectorist Jasper Hyde said.