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An exact replica of some of the drawings in Chauvet Cave, including the quartet of horses and a woolly rhinoceros.

The Chauvet Cave paintings are tens of thousands of years old and depict iconic animals that are now extinct. Even Werner Herzog was impressed.

Solving the etymological mysteries of 'innocent,' 'disgruntled,' and other prefix-dependent words.

Most of the time, though, it'll cost you.

Looking to buy your way into citizenship? Discover the differences between golden visas and CIPs, plus which countries are easiest to get into right now.

In the pantheon of SNL sketches-turned-feature films, there are good ideas (‘Wayne’s World’), bad ideas (‘It’s Pat’), and batted-about ideas that never made it to the silver screen.

An eagle pair in Alaska tend to their gigantic nest.

The 20-year-old nest that starred in the state agency’s first livecam was destroyed by a snowstorm. Now, viewers can tune into watch another eagle pair raise their family at a new spot.

All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?

There are Christmas tree farms scattered throughout the United States. Here’s which states produce the most of the holiday-favorite evergreen.

The meaning behind “phony“ has to do with fake jewelry.

The origins of the term come from the Irish word for “ring.”

The holiday toy craze of 1983 inspired a line of counterfeit Kids that were stuffed with flammable rags.

Timestop D-20: The first digital watch for TTRPGs

Ditch the dice and grab the Timestop D-20 for your next D&D session.

In its very first season, ‘WKRP In Cincinnati’ created the greatest Thanksgiving special about a misguided turkey delivery ever made.

The ”Reset Suggested Content” feature will be a much-needed change to the app.

Meta is currently testing a new feature that will give users a fresh start.

Some of the names on the list may surprise you.

Parenting website BabyCenter has reported the latest news on the most popular names for boys and girls in 2024.

As far as cucumbers go, they're getting the royal treatment.

English cucumbers have a few qualities that make them superior to regular cucumbers, but one causes some problems, too.

Steve Martin and John Candy in ’Planes, Trains and Automobiles’ (1987).

John Hughes’s own hellish trip from New York City to Chicago inspired ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles,’ the 1987 Thanksgiving classic starring Steve Martin and John Candy.

This ancient symbol, also called the Staff of Hermes, depicts two snakes intertwining around a stick that is capped by wings. It’s used as a medical logo, but for almost all its roughly 5000-year history, the caduceus had nothing to do with medicine.

All of these Dubliners are judging your accent.

A new study finds that residents of Dublin, Belfast, and Glasgow were better at detecting fake accents than their counterparts in southern areas of England—possibly as a result of long-ago conflicts.