Adventure Awaits is the most skill-heavy add-on The Sims 4 has seen in a good while, with four brand-new skills mostly geared towards the "kids at summer camp" theme, although they can all be enjoyed ...

Mutations can result in viruses that infect cells, but can't copy themselves without help from other viruses - now it seems these cheats may outnumber normal viruses in a third of influenza cases, red ...

A global experiment has helped explain why some animals use stealthy patterns to hide from predators, while others use warning colours to avoid being eaten.

The animal world is incredibly colorful, and behind this color palette is a constant game of survival.

We make hundreds of decisions about food every week — where to eat, what to cook, which brands to buy. Add in busy schedules, and it’s no wonder so many ...

There's plenty to love about the new ways you've got to explore the great outdoors in The Sims 4: Adventure Awaits expansion pack, and you'll find tons to do as you explore the new world of Gibbi ...

The family of a young teen who was arrested by an off-duty, now-retired Middletown deputy police chief in July 2022 in response to a toy water gun incident that his son was involved in has settled its ...

A young bald eagle was found weak and dehydrated in Rhode Island after flying more than 900 miles from Wisconsin. The eagle is recovering at the Wildlife Clinic of Rhode Island and has regained ...

HER incredible figure has been the envy of women across the world for decades. But now supermodel-turned-filmmaker Caprice Bourret has revealed she was so scared of being trolled after gaining ...

A dog trainer has advised people to maintain their distance if they see animals out walking with a yellow lead, as they can be 'unpredictable'. Adam Spivey of Southend Dog Training has been ...

Publications advanced search IAEA scientific and technical publications can be searched by multiple parameters: year of publication, topic and type. Use the facets to input your search criteria or the ...

Participants in a new study were more likely to cheat when delegating to AI—especially if they could encourage machines to break rules without explicitly asking for it ...