Little Boy Reunited With LEGO Man After Creating a 'Missing Person' Poster - LOOK
A ten-year-old who lost his beloved 'Lego man' has been reunited with the figure, after creating a 'missing person' poster for it.
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Eagle Scout Leads Volunteers to Build Accessible Path Up to Beautiful Popular Overlook
With the ramp, and just a couple more merit badges, Baptiste's years long journey towards Eagle Scout rank will be complete.
Couple Get 'Best Ever' Wedding Pictures When Northern Lights Break Out Over their Big Day
The newlyweds raced outside and got into position before the lights faded into twilight just seconds after Michael had taken a set of photos.
Oklahoma Zoo Forecasts 'Cloudy with a chance of cute' After Rare Clouded Leopard Kitten Born
Clouded leopards are native to South and Southeast Asia, but have disappeared entirely from several nations like Vietnam and Taiwan
Potential Cure for Most Common Deadly Pregnancy Complication Was Already Invented-For Treating Alzheimer's
A protein long believed to be linked with Alzheimer's has now been identified as a potential smoking gun for pre-eclampsia.
Tasmanian Tiger RNA Recovered from Preserved Specimen in Groundbreaking World First
This large predatory marsupial was king among Tasmanian forests which remain largely intact since its extinction 130 years ago.
Girl Celebrating 7th Birthday Finds 2.95-Carat Diamond in State Park
Found in Crater of Diamonds State Park, located on the site of an extinct diamond volcano, it is about the size of a green pea.
New Color-Changing Coating Inspired by Chameleons 'Could cool and warm buildings cheaply all year round'
Mimicking a desert-dwelling chameleon, Chinese scientists have developed a cheap energy-efficient, cost-effective coating
NASA's New ShadowCam Reveals Mysteries of Moon's Darkest Corners in Stunning Glimpses
Designed to image directly into the permanently shadowed craters at the Lunar poles, ShadowCam is 200 times more sensitive to light
Sherpas Laughing in the Face of Death While Saving Partner Who Fell 200 Feet into an Everest Crevasse
Crevasses form during this slow-motion grind down the mountain, as ice is inflexible, and cracks rather than bends.
40 'Heroes' Lift a Berlin City Bus Off Trapped Young Man-(WATCH)
The Berlin police said they were impressed by the quick, collective actions of the Berliners, who they described as "heroes".
Volunteers 'De-seaweeding' Results in Dramatic 600% Improvement of Coral Regrowth
Any good gardener knows what a good de-weeding can do for a soil plot. As it turns out, it's much the same for coral reefs.
First Baby Beaver in 160 Years Seen in S.F. Bay Area Exciting Scientists with Possibility of Recovery
In September 2022, a pair of beavers was photographed on the trail cameras; Leikam believes that it's possible they have had a baby
Stolen Van Gogh Returned by Sherlock Holmes of the Art World-Seized from Museum During COVID
Brand had heard from someone anonymously who could get their hands on the painting and return it, and worked to gain their trust
He Found the Largest Old Growth Cedar in BC - The Tree of His Lifetime (LOOK)
On a recent trip to Flores Island in Clayoquot Sound, TJ Watt found one of the largest, oldest trees in the country.
93-Year-Old Summits Yosemite's Half Dome 'Stubborn as a Mule'
Throughout their summit, people passing them on the trails marveled at the determination and spirit of the geriatric hiker.
Teen Finds Whale Skull from 34 Million Years Ago While Fossil Hunting in Alabama
The animal is from the family Basliosauridae, a group of extinct, primitive whales that may have included the heaviest animal ever to live.
For First Time, Pig Kidneys Provide Life-Sustaining Organ Function in Human: Hope for 100,000 on Donor List
For the first time, pig kidneys provided "life-sustaining kidney function" in a human, addressing the critical shortage of donors.
Water and Pesticide Use Cut Nearly in Half After 'Better Cotton' Helps Farmers Become Sustainable
Over the last decade cotton has become way more sustainable, thanks to Better Cotton helping farmers slash pesticides and water use.
LEGO Finally Sells Braille Bricks - For Learning a New Skill While Playing With Fully Compatible Pieces
LEGO is now selling braille bricks that use the bumps on their iconic bricks to teach the Braille alphabet-not only to blind people.
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