Characters Who Changed Just by Watching Others and how silent moments led to major growth and unexpected shifts ...

The unconventional cure using the Chimera Blossom is just as controversial to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ' characters as ...

The chimera in Meet Your Maker is an experimental attempt to create a supreme human race hybrid to provide immunity to the corrugenic virus. There are many Sanctuaries throughout the world of Meet ...

Ants born of human genes are more advanced, capable of using Nen, verbal communication, and sometimes retain memories of their human past.

The chimera, like the image of Aphrodite thrown up out of the sea (the Greek aphros means “foam”), is one of those forms, conjured at the outer limits of our collective imagination.

An archeological tomb robber wanders Italy, haunted by the memory of lost love. La Chimera is a playful fable that builds to not one but two thrilling scenes of underground exploration.

His Chimera is Beniamina, the woman he loved and lost and who he hopes, somehow, to find again, by discovering a “portal to the afterlife” in one of the ancient tombs he unearths.

A chimera would be a much more unusual and unlikely event.” Papaioannou believes that cats like Quimera, and her similarly stunning predecessor Venus, are merely striking examples of calico cats.

Chimera Squad is a fitting subtitle for the new XCOM game, because it’s a chimera of a game. Sure, it’s got XCOM’s turn-based tactical head on its shoulders, but it’s being ferried about ...

The Salk team did not report using CRISPR in the human-pig chimeras to help the pigs develop more humanlike organs. But those experiments are underway, Wu said. The same technique — injecting ...

Set in the 1980s, “La Chimera” centers on Arthur (a fine Josh O’Connor), a dejected British tomb raider who lives in rural Italy where he uses a dowsing stick to find buried treasures. When ...

In Greek mythology, the Chimera is a monster that is part lion, part goat and part snake. Far from reality, sure, but the idea of mixing and matching creatures is real — and has ethicists concerned.