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Despite the size and strength of sharks, electric rays may have one of the most effective defenses in the ocean—electric shocks.

A new study shows retention bans help, but smarter, more targeted conservation measures are needed.

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While it's difficult to navigate the intense anger your teenager might display, parents must understand that they can't make their teens “happy” all the time.

The question is no longer if AI companions will become part of life. They already are. The real question is whether we’ll develop the mindset to engage with them wisely?

Behold, the Rubik's WOWCube: the console-puzzle hybrid you never asked for, but obviously want to try, because it's weird but somehow exciting?

Why athletes face a mental health crash after major wins. The post-championship letdown is real. Insights provided from Grand Slam champion Sloane Stephens.

Nvidia should be able to ship lower-powered AI chips directly to China and use its more powerful chips to serve Chinese companies under strict know-your-customer rules.

The stars of The Legend Of Zelda live-action movie have been revealed by Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto.

F5 CEO says point solutions to address multifaceted application delivery problems create a ‘ball of fire’ in terms of total systems management.

The Hawkins, Indiana kids are back for one more battle against Vecna and the Upside Down in the epic first trailer for Stranger Things Season 5.

The automaker’s move comes as the Trump Administration policies are expected to reduce demand for batteries for electric vehicles.

The starting gun for ‘The Odyssey’ hype is about to fire, with tickets for Nolan’s movie about to go on sale a year in advance in some IMAX 70mm locations.

Belkin brick their Wemo range and force users to upgrade with short notice and with the consequence of significant environmental waste. Yet it didn't have to be this way.