Migrating Birds Learn from Experience to Shorten Their Epic Journeys as They Get Older
Wine is typically the first thing used in an analogy about something that gets better with age, but scientists suggest birds are just as good.
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Priceless Video Shows US-Russian Group Hug in Microgravity When Astronauts Arrive at the ISS
As regards US-Russia relations, the video shows what they think of the current tensions, and perhaps we should take a leaf out of their books.
1,000-Year-old Scientific Instrument Was Passed Between Muslims and Jews, Historic Neighbors for Centuries
The instrument was adapted, translated, and corrected for centuries by Muslim, Jewish, and Christian users in Spain, North Africa, and Italy.
New AI Smartphone App Accurately Diagnoses Ear Infections and Prevents Unnecessary Antibiotic Use
Ear infections are often confused with other issues such as fluid behind the ear, which can lead to infections being incorrectly diagnosed.
ARK Becomes 'Life Raft' Saving Over 15,000 Animals from Ukraine With Rescue Partners in Germany
Nearly all of the animals rescued need immediate medical treatment for shrapnel injuries, broken bones, or infections.
Fateful Lunch Delivery Leads to Dog Adoption at Virginia Shelter: 'Love at First Sight'
Since his owners surrendered him, he had become like a mascot for the hospital, greeting visitors, playing with toys, and going on hikes,
Colorado Town is Case Study for Electric School Buses in Wintertime-They Outperformed Diesel
EV skeptics are quick to mention the reduced range of a battery pack when exposed to such brutal temperatures, but they surprised to the upsid
Run by Grandmothers, a Staten Island Restaurant Highlights Homecooking from Around the World
More than 100 women have come through the doors since then, representing Sri Lanka, Syria, Bulgaria, Greece, South Korea, Siberia, and more.
Deputies Rescue 5-yo Girl With Autism Wandering in a Florida Swamp: "We Were Looking for You, Sweetie'
In bodycam footage released by the HCSO shows the three officers finding and calling her name. "We were looking for you sweetheart," said one.
American Marten May Be Set for Return to Pennsylvania Forests After 100 Year Absence
Weighing between 1 and 3 pounds, the American marten is a true omnivore, preying on insects, fish, plants, rodents, and other items.
These Are the 20 Best Cities in America By the Numbers… 7 Are in California and 7 in the Midwest
A comparison of well-being inside cities across the US provides a nice benchmark for anyone thinking of moving–with Fremont, CA coming in #1.
He Lost 210-lbs on Carnivore Diet Eating Just Meat and Eggs-After Fertility Became an Issue
A Missouri man shed 210 pounds by eating a diet of only meat and eggs, after learning his 434-lb obesity might be causing fertility issues.
First Known Photos of 'Lost Bird' Not Seen in 2 Decades are Captured by University of Texas Scientists
For the first time, scientists have captured photos of a bird in Africa unseen for nearly 20 years-the striking yellow-crested helmetshrike.
5 Days After Vanishing, Puppy Found Stuck Inside Bramble Thicket Unseen Except By Heat-Seeking Drone (Video)
A puppy was rescued from thick brambles 5 days after she vanished—thanks to a heat-seeking drone from Drone SAR For Lost Dogs UK.
Women Get the Same Exercise Benefits As Men, But With Less Effort, Huge Study Shows
Data from 412,000 US adults showed females get the same ‘heart health' benefits from exercise as men, with less effort and time.
Kyoto Passes Law to Protect Traditional Geisha From the Obnoxious Tourist 'Paparazzi'
Citizens of Kyoto, where geisha and their understudies are most often found, have also taken it upon themselves to enforce Japanese etiquette.
Hero Garbageman Rescues Man, Woman, and Dog from House Fire
According to the BBC, the two garbagemen recovered over a cup of coffee, and went right back out to finish their collection rounds.
Village Saves 45,000 Toads From Roadway Deaths Cutting Casualties By 60%-All the Way Down to 3% Rate
This network of volunteer societies are literally transforming England by slowly walking across dark asphalt saving toads, frogs, and newts.
Precocious Child Identifies Japanese Wolf Specimen Amid Museum Collection, Encouraged to Publish Scientific Paper
When Hinako Komori saw the bushy-tailed specimen collecting dust, she was sure it was a Japanese wolf, as she was always fascinated by it.
New York Medical School Surprises Students with Free Tuition in Perpetuity After $1Billion Gift-WATCH
The investment house manager left a portfolio of Berkshire Hathaway stock and told his wife to do what she thought was best with the money.
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