Florida 3-Year-Old Rescued from Sunken Vehicle After Police Perform CPR: 'Best cry I've ever heard'
Walton passed the child to a colleague who administered CPR, and he started breathing again—evidenced by the immediate crying.
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NASA is Offering $25,000 for Pieces of a Meteorite that Just Fell in Maine
The Maine Mineral and Gem Museum in Bethel is offering a $25,000 reward for the recovery of any pieces 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) or larger.
Islanders Remain Dedicated to Conservation Above All, Living on the 'World's Best Beach'
It's everything one could wish for in a tropical island paradise. Pristine white sandy beaches, translucent seas, and colorful reefs.
Time-Restricted Eating Could Prevent Work-Related Health Issues, Says New Study
Time-restricted eating improved the health of firefighters by reducing the risks of heart disease linked with shift work, says new study.
'I Cured My Anxiety and Depression With Daily Dips in Freezing Water'
30-year-old Mitchell Bock claims he has cured his severe depression by taking daily dips in frigid water after buying an ice bath.
Mars Rover Camera Has Spotted Bizarre Bone-like Structures
The Mars Curiosity rover has spotted some bizarre bone-like structures on the surface of Mars, exciting social media comments.
66% of Americans Willing to Try Anything That Can Help Save the Environment', says New Poll
66% of Americans care equally about saving the environment as they do about saving money, according to new poll.
Mom Does a Double-Take After Spotting a Seal Pup in Her Easter Potato Peelings
While prepping for the family meal on Easter, a mom in England had to do a "double take" when she spotted a seal pup in her potato peelings.
Worlds Most Romantic River is Cleaned Up Ahead of the 2024 Olympics in Paris with 'Overwhelmingly Good' Water
Despite being called the most romantic river in the world, the Seine was well on its way to being ecologically dead in the mid-2010s.
Webb Telescope Reveals Yet More Details Never-Before-Seen in Cassiopeia - An Exploding Star
The "Green Monster" in the middle of the shot-an ode to Fenway Park in Boston, is something that scientists don't know what to make of.
Intricate Feather Patterns of an African Bird Inspires New Water Bottle Design
The ingenious and unique feathers of a beloved African bird could provide the inspiration for space-age water bottles which keep liquid still whilst we move. The Namaqua sandgrouse, or "kilkamaine"— an Afrikaans word for the sound they make, is a desert specialist whose breast feathers can soak up water like a sponge and keep it […]
Texas Lists Two Critical Pollinator Flowers as Endangered Species, Practically Guaranteeing Milkweed Recovery
The twistflower and the milkweed now enjoy the protections of the Endangered Species List, the most successful and robust such law on earth.
A Booklet Used on Lunar Surface Covered in Moon Dust Set to Go at Auction for $500,000
A booklet used on the Moon is up for auction—the mission checklist worn by NASA astronaut Gene Cernan that is still covered in moon dust.
After Decades Searching, Woman Finds Biological Mom on Facebook and Meets Grandma Days Before her Death
An adopted woman found her mother after decades of searching, allowing her to meet her grandmother just days before her death.
Those Who Think Positively About Aging Are More Likely to Regain Memory, Landmark Study Shows
Feeling happy about getting older can help combat a common type of memory loss, according to a new study from Yale.
Tree Growing Nonprofit is Sprouting Entrepreneurs With Unique Training and Lots of Trees for Madagascar
Reprinted with permission from World at Large, an independent news outlet covering conflict, travel, science, conservation, and health.
Nonprofit is Training Rats to Sniff Out Tuberculosis, More Sensitive Than Microscope Testing
Kenya and Tanzania, they are utilizing rats to cure disease rather than cause it, and to be a member of society, rather than an outcast.
A Trip to Delaware Hardware Store Turns into Life-Changing Moment
Dave ended up spending half an hour cutting and fitting the PVC right there in the store, ensuring that everything was perfect for young Will
Seafood Delicacy That May Hold Cure for Cancer is Named Mollusk of the Year
A component in the Chilean abalone's blood has been shown recently to be effective against bladder and prostate cancer,
Total Rejuvenation of 'Dead' River by a Rural Indian Community Hailed as National Example
A once-biologically dead river in southern India has been revived to the fullest extent thanks to local dedication and government involvement. A tributary of the Pampa and Achencoil rivers, the 4-mile-long Kuttamperoor River has for centuries been a source of life and drinking water for rural communities in Kerala. Irrigating more than 2,000 acres of […]
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