Scientists Release Hundreds of Endangered Seahorses Back Into the Wild-'Best We've Ever Done'
The only seahorse or seadragon species on Australia's national endangered species list, the White's seahorse is making a comeback.
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Scientists Find Surge of Specific Brain Activity in Dying Patients that Could Help Explain Near-Death Experiences
The data, which Borjigin described as about as good as it could possibly come in this remote field of study.
Small Acts of Kindness Are Universal: Global Study Finds People Help Each Other Every 2 Minutes
They found that people complied with small requests seven times more often than they declined, and declinations came with explanations.
Complete Dinosaur Fossil Found by a Dog Renews Rural Coal Town in Colorado
Walter is a remarkably complete specimen, and researchers believe that this fossil represents a new species
2,000-Year-old Buddha Statue Turns Up at Ancient Egyptian Port-What Was it Doing There?
A 28-inch long (71-centimeter) statue of Gautama Buddha was found in excavations of the Egyptian port of Berenice on the Red Sea.
Greece Makes Hundreds of Beaches Accessible to Wheelchairs With Self-Operating Ramps into the Water
So far, crews have installed the Seatrac system on 147 beaches, where disabled people can enjoy swimming in the country's famous blue waters.
Middle-Aged Dads Form Dance Team Called 'Outta Puff Daddys' Proving Age is Just a Number (Watch)
The 'Outta' Puff Daddys first came together in 2012 in Brighton for a surprise performance at their children's annual dance show.
MIRACLE MONDAY: Homeless For 28 Years, Linda is Offered Miracle Reunion With Her Family and Moves Back Home
Gabby, a mom homeless for 28 years was able to return to Wisconsin to see her kids just in time for Mother's Day.
A Mom Posted to Find Friends for 24-yo Son with Down Syndrome-the Flood of Support Shocked Her
Making friends was never hard for the young man, now 24, afterwhich he found it's not as easy and straightforward to maintain a social life.
Former NBA Star Rick Fox is Manufacturing Concrete That Absorbs More CO2 Than it Creates
It all happened back in 2019 when Fox received a call from his manager just after Hurricane Dorian smashed into Fox's home on the Bahamas
Hydrogen-Powered Swiss Jet May Herald Return of Supersonic Flight-And Cut Travel Time By 75%
Destinus is now preparing its third prototype-the one meant to test the sustainable hydrogen fuel systems for their design.
First of its Kind Brain Surgery on Baby Inside the Womb has Successfully Prevented Heart Failure
Brain surgery has been performed on a baby still inside the womb to fix deadly vessel malformation saving it from heart failure after birth.
Watch the Sheep That Thinks it's a Dog - Gallivanting With the Family Pups
A video shows Rolo the sheep that thinks it's a dog, and who simply loves cavorting with a trio of pooch pals.
Just a Handful of Walnuts 3x Weekly Boosts Attention and Brain Growth in Adolescents, Especially Those With ADHD
A handful of walnuts 3x per week boosts attention and brain growth in kids aged 11-16, according to a new study of 700 students over 6 months.
Black Holes Chew Up Wayward Stars Like Messy Toddlers-Taking a Few Bites Before Flinging Leftovers Across the Galaxy
Black holes are a bit like a messy toddlers when they swallow up wayward stars-taking a few bites before flinging leftovers across the galaxy.
Endangered Sturgeon-A Fish Once So Popular a King Declared Them 'Royal'-Making a Comeback in UK
A giant armor-plated fish once so popular King Edward II declared it 'royal' is being reintroduced to British waters.
What You Should and Shouldn't Be Doing With Your Elderly Dog - It's National Pet Week
To mark National Pet Week, May 7-14, a pair of dog experts compiled the top things you should and shouldn't be doing with your senior pooches
Small Town is Giddy With Excitement That it Appears in Background of World's Most Famous Portrait-the Mona Lisa
Laterina, in the province of Arezzo, sits on a river called the Arno in a valley where Da Vinci worked for the cardinal Cesare Borgia
Formerly Homeless Hero Stops Runaway Baby Stroller Moments Before it Rolls into Traffic
In the town of Hesperia, California, a great aunt watched helplessly as a baby stroller was carried by a gust of wind toward a busy street.
World's Tallest 'Hempcrete' Building in South Africa Captures More Carbon than it Emits
Made from water, lime, hemp, and a cement binder, the blocks from Afrimat Hemp are made of entirely South African hemp.