When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, photos of which went viral earlier this month. Luke Dollar, a conservation scientist who helps manage National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative, explains the hunt and explosive moment of predation.

A plant which produces both potatoes and tomatoes, described as a “veg plot in a pot”, has been launched in the UK. The TomTato can grow more than 500 sweet cherry tomatoes while producing white potatoes.

A man in China whose nose was damaged in an accident is growing a replacement nose on his forehead.

In spring of 2013, Texas-based start up TrackingPoint Solutions released the first ever precision-guided firearm, which is essentially a long-range, laser-guided robo rifle. Call it the gun of tomorrow: The technology is so advanced we've heard it can have beginners killing at extreme distances with single-shot accuracy in mere minutes.

Ever wonder why people feel safer using technology to be mean to others, or breakup, or convey other negative feelings? It's not the answer you may think.

South Korean electronics giant reveals planned debut during an event for the Galaxy Note 3 but little else about the device.

Scientists have created a state of matter that so far has been found in fictional galaxies far, far away. The joint team of physicists from Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said they’d been exploring the properties of photons when they were able to coax them into binding together into molecules.

Modern lifestyles may not need to curb their appetites for smaller, faster smartphones and tablets when the digital age finally runs up against the physical limits of silicon-based computer chips. New research by Stanford University engineers might have just crowned a silicon successor by showing how to build a computer out of carbon nanotubes.

The Canadian smartphone-maker said this week that it had agreed to go private and sell itself to the investment firm Fairfax Financial Holdings for $4.7 billion. Vauhini says "Certainly, the new owners could potentially milk BlackBerry's existing customers for revenue as long as they can" (the company still has 72 million users). But the device's heyday is long gone, she notes, supplanted by iPhones and Android devices.

From Zone to Atkins to Paleo, you’ve probably heard of a million dietary plans to help you eat better and lose weight. But many diets, fad or otherwise, require restrictions we can’t sustain and we expect immediate results we’ll never see.

Find the recipe for Orecchiette Carbonara with Charred Brussels Sprouts and other brussel sprout recipes at Epicurious.com

It's hard to decide what makes this house being built in Arizona most like a comic book. Is it the manta ray shape? The location on top of Mummy Mountain (an actual place)? The ten-car garage for escape vehicles? How about all of the above?!

These mushrooms were a healthy and easy weeknight dinner and came out wayyy better than I even imagined.

Creating an icon is a difficult thing, so Porsche's efforts with the 911 are nothing short of staggering. We take a look back at the 911's roots and where Porsche is going next.

A bug that looks like an orchid? get outta here..

After a long and eventful summer, we are happy to bring to you our biggest update yet! Snapzu 4.0 is loaded with cool new features that we hope you all enjoy. Please sit back, relax, and get comfortable, as there is a lot to come.