“One thing Mountain Dew and Little Caesars fans both share is a thirst for adventurous flavors," Scott Finlow, the chief ...

French monks used animal skins to bind and cover their books. One group of books covers didn't look at all like the others. Protein fingerprint and DNA analysis revealed them to be not local cows or ...

Little Caesars will be stocking a new flavor of Mountain Dew, the company has confirmed. Late last week, Parade reported on ...

The last time I covered rare Mountain Dew flavors here on Sporked, I focused mostly on out-of-production flavors you can ...

After one of the guys in the commercial takes a sip of their creamer-infused beverage, his tongue begins "dancing" for joy over the taste. It's the shots of the tongue that have earned this ad its ...

A new study suggests gray seals (Halichoerus grypus) can sense the level of oxygen in their blood and that the animals change their diving behavior in response. Seals can do many things humans can ...

While we’ve seen countless hacks, like the Military Sleep Method, to fall asleep quickly at night, the Navy SEAL Sleep Technique focuses on helping you achieve a quick power nap in the day.

This last week, the Seal Cub Clubbing Club ... It is only due to the generous support of Old Man Potter and The Rocky Mountain Collegian that we are granted the time, positive reinforcement ...

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has finalised contracts with Bharat Forge Limited and Tata Advanced Systems Limited to enhance the Indian Army’s artillery capabilities. These deals, worth approximately ...

Soaring temperatures are leading to rapid and largely irreversible changes in the mountain ranges of the world, according to a new UNESCO report. In several regions, higher elevations seem to be ...

Ever since its introduction in 1940, Mountain Dew has delighted teenagers and young adults alike as a sugary-sweet pick-me-up—especially for those who enjoy soda but don’t want a traditional ...

What do elite Navy SEALS, world-class free-divers, and marine mammals have in common? They all push the limits of breath-hold endurance — yet only one group evolved with the right warning system to ...