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Minnesota Cat Sanctuary Unveils New Outdoor Playground for Feral Rescues: 'People care about them'
The staff and volunteers built this impressive outdoor structure to allow their dozens of feral rescues a place to play and learn.
Young Woman Has 'Fairytale' Experience After Spotting Rare White Deer
The deer had what is known as "leucism," which is a recessive genetic trait that differs from albino animals
Domino's Unveils New Emergency Pizza Program, Sending One Free Medium Pizza When You Need it Most
Perhaps you burned dinner, the power went out, or maybe your in-laws just dropped in without notice, in any case, 'emergency pizza' is here.
'Mating Glaciers' High up in Pakistan's Mountains Could Yield Climate Change Gamechanger
The method has a high success rate—with glacier grafting project demonstrating an 80% longevity out of 19 glacier babies.
Look at The Trouble Taken to Return Rehabbed Manatees into Home Waters
The graceful sea cows, weighing as much as two Honda civics, were driven to the airport in specialized crates that monitored their condition
Wash. D.C's 'Weed Warrior' Volunteers Tackle 'Mile-a-Minute' Invasives to Save the Capital's Trees
Since 1999, Weed Warrior volunteers have logged over 135,000 hours of time weed whacking in Montgomery County alone
Swedish Firm Will be Mailing Flat-Packed Car with Top Speed of 55 for Urban Commuting
It has also been designed with a key safety feature to fortify the drivers of these small cars against crashes.
Mom and Daughter Reunite With Nurse Who Saved Their Lives 30 Years Ago-Now as Co-Workers
She managed to acquire the £70 cost for the life-saving surgery in 1993 and formed a close bond with Catherine, but lost touch.
Scientists Have Created Natural Sponges That Soak Up Nano-Plastics
The sponges are light as a feather, and inside their pores, not only microplastics, but nanoplastic particles of less than one micron in size
Scientists Prove Gingers Are Totally Normal-Having Been Around for Millions of Years in Other Species
the findings of their study will enable scientists to better reconstruct the original colors of extinct organisms.
Oldest Fossilized Human Footprints in North America Over 20,000 Years Old: New Study
It has long been hypothesized that humans arrived in North America while the last Ice Age was waning perhaps as many as 16,000 years ago
Painting of Jesus' Birth Valued at $15K Turns Out to Be Monumental Rembrandt Worth $18 Million
While unknown or lost works from the Dutch painter have been found occasionally over the last three decades, they are mostly study works
Snowy Husky Pups Get Adopted Together After Being Thrown Over Shelter Fence
Worker's at an animal shelter in Michigan were shocked when they found a pair of snow-white husky puppies in their facilities.
10,000 Native Oysters Released on Homemade Reef off England's Coast to Filter Pollutants, Block Storm Damage
The oysters on the new reef are not intended for human consumption but for their services as ecosystem engineers.
Watching Symphonies Can Synchronize Heart, Lungs, and Even Electrical Impulses of the Listener
Most synchronization in humans is caused by a direct social interaction with another person and is typically found in breathing or walking.
Massachusetts Innovators Aim to Turn Ocean Plastic into Fuel-Right Onboard the Ship
The result has been dubbed "blue diesel" and would save ocean cleanup vessels time, money, and emissions from going to land to offload.
Born Without an Arm She Now Has a Realistic Prosthetic With Painted-on Freckles and Acrylic Nails
A student born without a left arm has a "new lease of life" thanks to her prosthetic limb with painted-on veins, freckles and acrylic nails.
Bumblebees are Hitting Back at Asian Hornets With Top-Tier Combat Skills, Reveals Research
Bumblebees have top-tier combat skills when targeted by Asian hornets, say researchers who witnessed 120 attacks with bees winning each time.
Largest Dam Removal in History Begins Restoring Salmon and California Tribal Way of Life
After 20 years of legal challenges, the largest dam removal in history is returning the Klamath River in California to its natural state.
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