Portuguese Man Accidentally Finds 82-Foot-Long Dinosaur in His Backyard
During rennovations, the owner of the property in central Portugal noticed the presence of several fragments of fossilized bones in his yard.
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Hero Neighbor Charges Into Lake to Save 4-Year-Old Boy With Autism
The young woman has a three-year-old of her own, and said the sight of the little boy drowning was frightening.
Passionate Horror Fan Now Earns Thousands Teaching Creepy Make-Up Looks on Social Media
Horror-movie fan Natasha Jane Wood now earns thousands every month sharing her creepy make-up techniques from her home in the UK.
Get Ready for the Solar Eclipse When Moon and Sun Form Perfect Line With Earth in a 'Ring of Fire'
A solar eclipse is passing over the United States this year, giving millions of Americans in the northwest a chance to glimpse a ring of fire.
Best Canine Costumes of the Year in Halloween Dog Parade
From a paraplegic pup toting a pinball machine to Oscar the Grouch in his trash can, the Halloween hounds from this year's NYC parade are sure to delight.
Strike Finally Ends: Your Favorite Shows Are Returning Now That Writers Are Getting Paid Fairer Share
For TV viewers, many entertainment shows that had been halted could be back in production as soon as next week.
Police, Good Samaritans Team Up to Lift Two-Ton Car Off Crushed Teen Driver and Save His Life
A collision launched the 19-year-old motorist through the sunroof as the car flipped over on its head, pinning him underneath.
Discovery of Electric Blue Tarantula Stuns Scientists Who Auction Naming Rights for Charity
Chameleons produce vivid and fascinating colors via pigments, but the tarantula's hairs absorb some light and reflect the rest, a rare aspect
Exquisite New Fossil Shows Scientists How Much More Ferocious Australia's Crocs Once Were
The wider mouth also meant it had room for an extra tooth, and Yates believes it would have pretty much eaten "whatever it wanted".
Farmers Show off Mammoth Produce at County Fair Headlined by 1,300 lbs. Pumpkin
At last weekend's Malvern Autumn Festival in the UK, growers from across the Isles showed off vegetables of truly frightening proportions.
The Biggest EV Battery Recycling Plant Opens in the US
The Covington plant from Ascend Elements can process the batteries from 70,000 electric vehicles per year.
Man Takes His Turkey Everywhere: Inseparable Companions Even In the Pub and Sleeping at Home (Watch)
Animal lover Dave Brooker goes everywhere with his beloved pet turkey that has followed him everywhere since she was born two years ago.
'Living Breakwater' Makes Room for Oysters and Tidal Pools In Award Winning Design off Staten Island
Dubbed a 'Living Breakwater,' every one of the blocks is specially formed to maximize the space for bivalves like oysters to glom onto
Early Humans Were Serial Heartbreakers: Unknown 'Ghost Ancestor' Appears in Analysis of Genome
Studying the human genome using AI, scientists have discovered a third human ancestor, completely unrelated to Denisovans or Neanderthals.
Kansas Farmer Plants 1.2 Million Sunflowers for His Wife-A 'Perfect' 50th Anniversary Gift (Video)
It's the Kansas State flower and his wife's favorite-which made 80 acres of sunflowers the perfect gift from her husband on 50th anniversary.
Otherworldly Images Show Breathtaking Beauty of Oceans in Photo Competition
The winners of the various categories had to beat out thousands of entries and come from all over the Earth
These 'Invisible' Solar Panels Appear Just Like Historic Italian Terracotta Roofs and Can Help Green Historic Buildings
The terracotta tiles are made from a polymeric compound that lets sunlight in but appears opaque to the human eye.
24,000-Year-Old Cave Art Suddenly Found in Well-Known Paleolithic Cave Shelter in Spain
It wasn't until 2021 that scientists discovered rock art that seemed to depict extinct animals that would have roamed the paleolithic Europe.
1 Million New Seagrass Seedlings Will Protect Sardinia's Beaches While Storing 35-Times More Carbon Than Trees
The new project launched by Med Sea looks to plant 1 million seagrass plants by 2050 across 19 square miles off the coastline of Sardinia
Long-Lost Sketch by Landscape Master John Constable Found in an Old Suitcase
Constable painted many preliminary sketches of his landscapes, and with their free and vigorous brushwork, were revolutionary at the time,