Vet Student Takes Neglected Golden Retriever on Weight Loss Journey, Thousands Flock to Insta to Watch
As the months passed, the pounds have melted away, and as the weight comes off, a sparkling canine personality is emerging.
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Prisoner in 'Dirtiest Jail' Rehabilitates Fellow Inmates with Recycling Program That Unites Prisoners
Meanwhile, the Sembrando Paz (sowing peace) vivarium uses composted material from EcoSólidos as fertilizer for its beds.
Archaeologists Unearth the Long-Lost Top Half of an Enormous Ramses II Statue
With both halves together, the statue towers over mortals at 23 feet tall, and depicts perhaps the greatest of all Egyptian rulers seated.
More Teens Than You Think Understand the Positive and Negative Aspects of Smartphones-Survey
72% of the teens surveyed said they often feel 'peaceful' without their smartphone, while only 44% said it gives them a kind of anxiety.
Broadcasting Audio of Healthy Reef Sounds Can Spur Degraded Coral to New Life
A reef degraded by coral bleaching or disease can be revived by broadcasting audio from a rich coral soundscape elsewhere.
Man Ignores Naysayers to Revive Tiny Sparrow with CPR - Watch the Moment his Patience is Rewarded
In a heartwarming video, actor Costakis Constantinou from Cyprus became determined to use his CPR skills to save a tiny, helpless sparrow.
The 'Luck of the Irish' is Real: Residents of Ireland Report More Good Fortune and Lucky Charms
A new poll showed the 'luck of the Irish' may be a real thing-with residents of Ireland reporting a greater prevalence of good fortune.
10-Year-old Raises $80,000 for Pearl Harbor Memorial After School Project Inspires Deep Admiration
A 10-year-old Harrison from North Carolina has raised $81,000 to help fund history projects to tell the story of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
African Forest Farming Initiative Making A Difference to Thousands with Tree-Planting and Microlending
On the surface it seems to be just the latest African tree-planting scheme, but actually promises to be a direct stimulant to rural farming.
Americans Want to Be Remembered For Their Creativity -Not Fame or Fortune
It's not fortune or fame Americans want to be remembered for-it's their creativity, according to a new poll. But most need more confidence.
Scientists Have 3D-Scanned Thousands of Creatures Creating Incredibly Intricate Images Anyone Can Access for Free
The new oVert project has 3D-scanned thousands of creatures to advance scientific research and provide colorful images for free to the world.
Full Recovery for Coral Reef Within 4 Years - The Speed of Restoration They Saw was 'Incredible'
The finding shows that as long as corals can survive in the water temp, humans can quickly rebuild reefs that are damaged.
CAR-T Cell Therapy Achieves Near-Complete Tumor Regression in Brain Cancer After Five Days
After a single treatment, patients experienced dramatic reductions in their tumors, with one patient achieving near-complete tumor regression
Eddie Van Halen's Son Donates $100,000 to Kickstart Charity that Funds School Instrument Purchases
Van Halen has launched the Adopt a School campaign which connects schools across the nation in need of musical instruments with donors.
NASA to Send 'Message in a Bottle' Into Space Designed to Communicate With Extraterrestrials
In 1977 it was a golden record, now scientists are sending a "message in a bottle" into space to communicate with aliens. NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft will carry a message from Earth in the form of an inscribed plaque when it launches in October, 2024, and heads toward Jupiter's moon Europa. On one side is […]
High School Student Invents an A.I. Powered Trap That Zaps Invasive Lanternflies
Found in large numbers, with few known predators, spotted lanternflies annually cause a tremendous amount of damage to agriculture.
Paraplegic Veteran Uses Skydiving to Reclaim Lost Sensation in His Legs and Soul
Hurtling through the air at 120 mph, Dillman doesn't need his wheelchair to skydive; he doesn't really need his legs either.
Macgyvered Neck Brace Saves Rare Peruvian Grasshopper: 'no matter how big or small' the Zookeepers Care
"Whether it's a mammal, reptile, bird, or even insect, all of our animals receive extraordinary care from our veterinary team," the zoo wrote
29-Year-old Becomes First American Woman to Race a Sailboat Solo Around the World
Captaining her 40-foot vessel First Light for months, Cole Brauer crossed three oceans and 30,000 miles to arrive at the finish line.
Newly Discovered Fossil Named For David Attenborough Pushes Back Era of Toothless Birds by 50 Million Years
In honor of naturalist Sir David Attenborough, the name given by Chicago naturalists means "Attenborough's strange bird."