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Chef Ari Kolender's L.A. restaurants Found Oyster and Queen St. combine the charm of Charleston and the cult of seafood with chill cross-coastal vibes. His first cookbook is out: "How to Cook the Finest Things in the Sea."

The animals graze the vegetation into a picturesque turf, fertilize the soil with their dung and disperse seeds over large distances

Low testosterone? Focus on these foods to help naturally elevate your testosterone levels.

Clicklike noises made by a small species of shark represent the first instance of a shark actively producing sound

Amid regulatory upheaval and recall fatigue, a string of bizarre food safety mishaps offers a quirky reminder: contamination can strike in unexpected

Former tennis champion Serena Williams recently shared what was meant to be a heartwarming cooking session with her daughter Olympia on social media, but fans

For those who love and work in Florida's waterways, the fall's storms were devastating. This is how the Waterway Warriors sprang into action.

The Rawls Restaurant in Enterprise is known for its steaks, oysters and creative cocktails crafted with seasonal ingredients.

The Chinese American restaurant staple is so beloved among American chefs that it's appearing in bagels, on pizza and even in doughnuts.

A playful sea lion. An elegant shark. A mother whale. And a few thirsty camels. The Underwater Photographer of the Year 2025 winners.

Michael Quinlan's late Wicker Park beer bar Links Taproom will rise again in West Town this summer, opening date TBA.

America's Northeastern coast has been overrun by crabs from Europe and Asia. Luckily, they're delicious.

The unusual burial of a woman and fetus in prehistoric Ecuador may reflect the community's fear of her power.

New research into the single-celled organism is providing clues about what the early planet looked like – and raising the prospect that we may not be alone in the universe

A planned octopus farm is facing opposition. Here's why

Nociceptors are receptors that detect injurious stimuli and are necessary to convey such information from the periphery to the central nervous system.

Our clues will help you solve the NYT's Connections puzzle today and keep that streak going

Get your tots, friends, family members, or even yourself a sweet deal on these beloved blocks.

Scientists build clever contraptions to study animal behavior like the hermit crab housing market.

Does carcinization mean humans will one day grow pincers? Not exactly, but the concept is still fascinating