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Minnesota Teens Hook Wallet Full of Cash on a Lake Then Return it to Iowa Farmer-WATCH
Halsa and his dad were planning a 'drift' for walleye, and after casting their lines, Connor felt something decently heavy on the other side.
China Says it Will Spend $275B to Tackle Pollution
China will spend $275 billion to tackle air pollution over the next five years, highlighting how the issue has become a priority for the leadership.
Man Buys School Bus So He Can Take All 10 of His Grandkids to School Every Day
This devoted grandfather bought a school bus for Christmas so he could take his ten grandchildren to school every day.
Ocean Cleanup Hits Milestone of 220 Tons Removed From Pacific Garbage Patch (Watch)
Last year, the Dutch non-profit completed the test run of their new system 002/B which can capture multiple tons of garbage in one sequence
India Becomes Fourth Nation to Touch Down on the Moon In Mission to Study its South Pole
The pair comes equipped with a variety of scientific instruments. The Vikram lander has 4 in total, including one to detect moonquakes.
New T-Rex Cousins Had Bulldog Snouts and Even Shorter Arms But Still Ruled in North Africa
The two new dinosaur species belong to the Abelisauridae, a family of carnivorous dinosaurs that were counterparts to the tyrannosaurs
Tree-Loving Brits Crowdsource a National 'Ancient Tree Inventory' - 200,000 Unique Trees
The Woodland Trust maintains an app as well as printed sheets to allow anybody to register the location and characteristics of ancients.
Largest Search for Loch Ness Monster is Using Volunteers for Scientific Study of Britain's Largest Lake This Week
It will be the biggest organized search since 1972, and so many "Nessie" enthusiasts signed up for the search the web portal was closed.
60% of Ecuadorians Vote Against Continued Oil Drilling in Critical Amazon Biosphere
The 3,700 square mile park has long been known to contain oil resources, which the government hoped to keep in the ground in 2007.
An Unloved English Field Restored to Beautiful Brook as Part of a Large Project to Glorify the River Ise
Slade Brook, a small waterway that was diverted in the 19th century to build a railway, has been realigned to run through the meadow
How Lizards Regenerate their Tails Could Lead to Arthritis Treatments: Key Cartilage Cells Identified
Remarkably, the researchers were able to induce cartilage regeneration in the limbs of lizards, which do not regrow like their tails.
4,200-Year-Old Ceramic Storm Drains in Ancient Chinese Town Are the Oldest of Their Kind
Utilizing their pottery skills, buried segments of ceramic pipes drained water from the elevated town of Pingliangtai into drainage ditches
Teens Step in to Rebuild a Jeep After Sentimental Family Project Stalled With Dad's Death
Shane Porter, husband and father was struggling with two cancers when he bought a 1969 Jeep Commando as a family fixer-upper in 2016.
Brain Matter May Remain Higher In People Who Love Taking a Nap
A study recently found a link between habitual daytime napping and total brain volume, implications for staving off the effects of aging.
College Athlete Learns His Teammate Donates Plasma to Afford School-So He Gave Him His Scholarship
After learning that Conti was considering quitting the team as the bills piled up, Dooley did something the coach had never heard of before.
Stray Cat Finds a New Life in the Public Library- From Hitting the Streets to Hitting the Books
Benny the cat is a three-month old attendent at Swanton Public Library. Encouraging children to read by visiting them during story time
500 Million Year-Old Jellyfish-Oldest Ever Found-May Have Swallowed Prey Whole
In terms of reaching back to point that jellies evolved mobility, Burgessomedusa phasmiformis is the farthest anyone has ever gone.
Two Critically Endangered Baby Condors Born in National Park Are Healthy, 'Adorable Fluffballs'
After approaching the very edge of existence, it is a beautiful thing to be able to celebrate new condor chicks born in the wild
Mom Bought Rare Steiff Teddy Bear at Yard Sale That's Set to be Sold For $6,000
One turned out to be a highly-collectible bear from Steiff dating to 1905 that has a listing price at a minimum of $5,100 at auction.