Millions of Sharks Could be Saved from Fishing Hooks with Use of New Pulsing Device
An electrical deterent device called SharkGuard has reduced bycatch of sharks and rays by 91% in tuna fisheries.
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First 3D Printed Neighborhood is Providing 100 Sturdy Affordable Solar Homes Near Austin For $400K+
Lennar, one of the nation's largest home builders will be partnering with 3D-Printing firm ICON to create 100 3D-Printed homes.
Chimpanzees Share Experiences With Each Other 'Just Because'-A Trait Once Thought to Be Only Human (WATCH)
In a stunning video, scientists observed a chimp showing a leaf to her him just for the sake of sharing her experience.
Oregon Pardons 45,000 People of Cannabis Possession Charges While Forgiving $14 million in Fines
It's been years since Oregon decriminalized simple possession of cannabis, yet many people continue to carry a felony charge on their record.
Pacific Salmon Will Regain Access to Hundreds of Miles of Spawning Grounds as Historic Dam Removal Gets Green Light
The dams on California's Klamath River are coming down after a 20 year legal battle on behalf of the Yurok, Karuk, and Klamath River Tribes.
Best Friends Win Million Dollar Lottery and Spread the Wealth in Hometown to Help Others
JoAnn MacQueen and Marlisa Mercer won a million dollars playing the lottery, and decided to give tons of it away to the community of Orillia.
A Baby Boom For Cutest Animal Not Seen in Australia for Decades: 'Feels Like a Modern Jurassic Park'
63 Eastern Quoll joeys were born in a single year, the most ever bred in a wildlife sanctuary on mainland Australia, where they went extinct.
Scientists Have Used Mushrooms to Make Biodegradable Computer Chip Parts
Using the skin of mushroom mycelium, scientists have developed a biodegradable insulating substrate to replace plastic in computer chips.
Man Returns Library Book He Needed for Fixing an Old Mercedes 47 Years Overdue with an Apology Letter
Nearly half a century later, "Chilton's Foreign Car Repair Manual" was returned to the library with an apology letter and a donation.
Believe it or Not, Leprosy Offers the Potential to Regenerate Livers - Cutting Transplant Wait Times
The leprosy parasite causes livers to grow large and reverse in biological age, leading scientists to wonder if it could be used for good.
Stunning Ancient Artwork Found at Site Sacked by ISIS: Assyrian Depictions Not Seen For 2,600 Years-LOOK
Archeologists found the stunning reliefs in a sealed gateway unknown in any previous excavations or surveys of the site.
Twin 'Saved Sister's Life' in Womb by Sending Distress Signal Forcing Early Delivery That Uncovered Major Problem
A twin saved her sister's life while still in the womb, by sending out distress signals prompting doctors to deliver early-ensuring her survival.
World's Oldest Pen Pals Turn 100, After 84 Years of Transatlantic Letters-And Now They're Meeting on Zoom
The world's oldest pen pals have both turned 100 years old, and are celebrating 80 years of letters sent across the pond.
Childhood Best Friends Who Lost Touch Reunited 60 Years Later-in a Senior Care Home
Childhood best friends who were 'joined at the hip' as kids, but later lost touch, were reunited 60 years later-living in the same care home.
Australia Fans Jumping For Joy During Historic Start to World Cup Run
Australia have advanced to the knockout rounds of the World Cup for the first time since 2006; the team hailed as new "golden generation."
CAR T-Cell Therapy Sends Lupus into Remission for Patients, Using Specially-Armed Immune Cells
The revolutionary cancer CAR T-cell therapy has proven to work also in five patients with lupus, sending the disorder into remission.
25-Year-old Window Cleaner is Scrubbing Road Signs for Free to Improve Safety and Give Back to Community
A young man who started a window washing business in Kent has been cleaning road signs for free to give back to his community.
ââGood Samaritan Dodges Cars to Clear Large Debris From Highway in Dubai, Video Goes Viral
The department claimed the man had explained he did it out of concern for the safety of other motorists, touching the hearts of the officers.
14-year-old Invents Soap for Treating Skin Cancer and Wins Top Honor as America's Top Young Scientist
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, with an average annual treatment cost of $8.1 billion.
Chicago Marathon Runner Rescues Stray Kitten During the Race-Bystander Gives it a Home
Marathoner Sarah Bohan was on track for a personal best when she made a mid-race decision that made her sponsors PAWS Chicago proud.