Mexico City's Ban on Bullfighting Could be Death Knell to the 'Sport'
A permanent ban on bullfighting in Mexico City is looking likely-that's good news for the welfare of the animals involved.
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Scottish Islanders Save Couple's Wedding Across the Ocean After Nightmare Airport Saga of Lost Luggage
After 72 hours on planes and in airports, a wedding disaster was averted with the love and support from the people of Skye.
Daredevil Dad Launches Tiny Boat He Hopes to Sail 1,900 Miles Across the Atlantic - LOOK
48-year-old Andrew Bedwell made the maiden voyage in his tiny self-built fibreglass vessel, ‘BIG C', at the port of Whitehaven, in Cumbria, last week.
Americans Who Took-in Stranded Koreans During Christmas Blizzard Just Flew Over the Ocean to Visit Their House
The two residents of Buffalo visited South Korea and some of their new friends from that blizzardy night, keeping the heartwarming story warm
After Her Dog Died, 100-Year-old was 'Sad and Quiet' Until Daughter Finds Gucci-An Adoptable Senior Chihuahua
Having never touched a cigarette nor a drop of alcohol, she attributes her many years to being surrounded by animals.
Microbes that Digest Plastic at Low Temps Are Discovered in the Alps and the Arctic
Several microorganisms capable of destroying plastic polymers have already been discovered, but they require high heated temperatures.
After 4-year Search for a Mate, Endangered Lemur Gives Birth to Adorable Pup
Born to parents Eny and Menabe, the pup is a black-and-white ruffed lemur, of which maybe 10,000 remain in the wilds of Madagascar.
Largest Explosion Ever Seen is Captured by Astronomers: Nothing on this Scale Witnessed Before
It was10 times brighter than any known supernova, and 3 times brighter than the most radiant tidal disruption event.
Woman Overcomes Homelessness And Then Wins $5 Million Lottery
A California woman who recently overcame homelessness is now a millionaire after winning the $5 million prize in a lottery scratch-off game. Lucia Forseth had no housing in 2017, but she battled back to overcome the challenges within a few years. But this month Ms. Forseth can put any doubt behind her, becoming a multimillionaire […]
These Breeds Were Named 'America's Most Spoiled Dogs' in a New Poll
60% of dog owners surveyed swear they own the "America's most spoiled dog"-and two-thirds of them are talking about a herding dog,
High School Math Teacher Named 2023 Teacher of the Year For Her 'One Good Thing' Classroom Ritual
Rebecka Peterson can add '2023 Teacher of the Year' to her ongoing classroom ritual of naming one good thing that happened each day.
Adorable Video Shows How Mama Otter Teaches Her Pup to Swim in Dramatic Fashion (Watch)
A doting river otter takes her baby to the water's edge for its first swimming lesson, a dramatic scene that is otherwise natural behavior.
Tiny Battery Obliterates Breast Cancer Tumors in Mice by Creating Oxygen-free Target to Better Kill Disease
A tiny battery has placed a big target on the back of breast cancer tumors in mice, according to the two-week results of a new study.
Farmer Filmed the Adorable Moment His Newborn Quails Caused a Mini Stampede in His Home
He now has 60 quails in total on his flower farm, as well as 90 other birds including pheasants, chickens, ducks, and peafowls
Canadian Family Turns Old School into Hydroponic Farm Growing Fresh Veggies Even in Winter For the Whole Town
Let-Us Grow Facebook page is filled with rows of lettuce bursting with vibrant greens and reds, as well as cucumbers stacked like lumber.
Woman Lost 8 Days in the Australian Bush Survives to See Her 4 Children Again 'It is miraculous'
Her partner decided to go visit a friend nearby while she decided to do a bit of swimming and walking at a swimming area near the rest stop.
7,000-year-old Road Uncovered in Croatia is Paved in Stone-A 'Sensational Find'
The road was four meters broad, or about 12 feet. The date 7,000 BCE was determined via radiocarbon dating of preserved wood.
Solar Farms Erected in Gobi Desert are Set to Power 1.5 Million Chinese Households
The Ningxia array is the first of several energy projects in the arid western areas like the Gobi, Tengger, and Taklamakan deserts.
Download a Free Native-Plant Garden Plan for Your Specific Region
There are hundreds of attractive native ornamentals that will survive better, and attract more wildlife than common imported oriental species
Practicing and Listening to Music Can Slow Cognitive Decline in Healthy Seniors by Producing More Gray Matter
A team from the University of Geneva wanted to see how much the musical domain could prevent this loss of working memory