Pair of Endangered Corpse Flowers Defy Odds to Bloom at Same Time-Now Bearing 700 Seeds
The result of this incredible stroke of fortune is that one of the corpse flowers has now fruited bearing 736 seeds critical for conservation
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Scientist Photographs Once in a Lifetime Sighting of Bird with Half Male and Half Female Plumage
Half of its body was blue, which meant that the men were looking at a "bilateral gynandromorph," or a bird that was half male half female.
Pit Bull is Sworn in by Police as 'Paw-trol Officer' After He Showed Up One Day and Found Fur-ever Home
A pit bull named Bolo needed just one day with the officers at the Hopkinsville Police Department for them all to fall in love.
In World First, Horned Oryx Upgraded from Extinct in Wild to Endangered Owing to Decades of Zoo Work
The recovery was down to the conservation work of zoos around the world, but also from game breeders in the Texas hill country.
Ireland Sets Renewable Record of 70% Energy from Wind
The Emerald Isle is greener than its reputation holds, as it turns out, since more than half of electricity comes from wind.
Deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest Drops Sharply in One Year-Fewest Acres Since 2019
Deforestation across the Amazon Rainforest has fallen by 55% this year, marking the lowest amounts since 2019
Strangers Send Over 60 Pairs of Tiny Shoes For a Chicken With Missing Toes-LOOK
The chicken had trouble moving on hard surfaces, and Davignon remembered she had a pair of dog shoes that her smallest pooch never used.
Woman Who Threw Bowl of Food at Chipotle Worker Sentenced to Work 2 Months in Fast Food Job
"I was thinking," Judge Gilligan who made the sentence told CNN, ‘What else can I do rather than just have her sit in jail.'"
Birth of Rare Eastern Black Rhino is Cause for Celebration-Watch the Amazing Birth Caught on Camera, With Only 1,000 in Wild
Conservationists believe the birth of a healthy calf will help global efforts to prevent the species from disappearing altogether.
Man's Biological Clock Set Back 10 Years After 93 Days Living Under the Ocean in a Research Station
Joe Dituri had experienced a 20% growth in the lengths of his telomeres, and a 1,000% increase in steam cell count.
After Taking Vitamin B2 Baby Becomes Solitary Case of Recovery from Rare Genetic Disease
There have been just 20 recorded cases of this genetic disease, called Mitchell Syndrome, and it was only named back in 2019.
Learning to Just Say No to Unwanted Holiday Invitations Can Benefit Your Mental Health-New Study
In experiements of friends' parties, and special plans with a loved one, rejected invitations don't sting very hard at all, it turns out.
California Teen Passes the Bar Exam at 17- Now He's a Practicing Attorney
Peter Park took on California's bar exam, widely considered the nation's toughest along with Delaware. Half of all attempts fail.
Pilot Announces in a Heartwarming Reveal That Young Passenger is Now Cancer Free (Watch)
A boy named Jacob was flying with his mother when the pilot suddenly chimed in on the intercom saying he was proud of the young man.
History Enthusiasts Found a Buried 15th Century Royal Palace All on Their Own- 'Against all odds'
Currently in the second stage of excavations, more radar scans will be employed to ascertain what each building might have been used for
Student Nurse Had to Couch Surf-But She Just Won a $5M Home in London
A student nurse living with friends just won the keys to a stunning London townhouse worth a whopping 5 million from a $10 UK lottery.
Detroit's Newest Road Can Now Charge Electric Cars as They Drive on it
Detroit, Michigan celebrated a major milestone for vehicle electrification, as crews complete nation's first wireless-charging public roadway.
Electrical Brain Stimulation Improves Mental Processes in Alzheimer's Patients
The innovative technology, known as transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), could also be used as a treatment to improve cognition.
Virgin Atlantic Flight from London Makes History as First Transatlantic Jet Using 100% Sustainable Fuel
Two types were used, with 88% derived from waste fats and the rest from waste products of corn farming in the US.
These 385 Million-year-old Tree Roots Look Just Like Ours, and Tell a Tale Just Like Ours
While seemingly obvious, the roots were a radical new way for trees to live back in the mid-Devonian when Archaeopteris was evolving
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