Little Girl Gets Approval for State License to Own a Living Unicorn (If She Can Find One)
"If I can find one" wrote Madeline who asked the LA Dept. of Animal Control if she could be the first-ever licensed unicorn owner.
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Winter Hilarity Continues in Annual Name-a-Snowplow Contest: Join 'Snowbi Wan Kenobi' with Your Submissions
From Nebraska to Ohio to Calgary Alberta, transportation services are opening the polls for the annual Name-a-Snowplow contest.
Potatoes Don't Deserve Their Bad Reputation-Here's Why You Should Rethink the Spud
Data from 54,000 people found that when potatoes are preapred without frying or mashing, there's nothing unhealthy about them.
Burial Cave Dedicated to Midwife of Jesus Reveals Treasures; Soon to Open to Public
Recent excavations in Israel will soon open to the public a tomb that's venerated as the resting place of Jesus's midwife, Salome. Found in 1982 by antiquities robbers, excavations have always been ongoing, but recent breakthroughs have proved the site to be far more grandiose than previously expected, and much of the tomb will soon […]
Eagle Decides He Wants the Hawk For a Sibling, Rather than a Meal - WATCH
A GROWLS Nest Cam showed a mother eagle kidnapping a baby hawk for her own baby's lunch, but something extraordinary happens after.
Amazing Spectacle as Rare White Risso's Dolphin Leaps Above the Water For Photographer - LOOK
This is Blanco, a Risso's Dolphin with leucism a rare skin condition that turns various animals white based on irregular melanin content.
Cat Who Sneaks into School Gets His Class Photo Taken - And Portrait Packet is Sent Home to Mom
A cat performed the most head-scratching stunt in Wales recently on class picture day, leaving a group of proud moms "in floods of laughter."
Festive Seniors Build Christmas Tree Made of LEGOs and a Fireplace With Santa's Feet Sticking Out
After their kids outgrew their LEGO sets, father Mike and mother Catherine started a rampant Christmas building tradition.
After Her Book Launch Flops, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman and Margaret Atwood Swoop in With Support for Debut Author
Banning was consoled by Stephen King, Neil Gaiman and others, leading to skyrocketing sales of her book on Amazon.
True 'River Monster' of the Amazon Has Recovered Thanks to New Sustainable Fishing
In the Carauari region, the number of pirarucu spiked from 4,916, in 2011, to 46,839, ten years later, with each fish fetching around $100
Overdose Prevention Vending Machine Has Stopped Hundreds of Deaths from Fentanyl in Cincinnati
Taking place in Hamilton County, Cincinnati, the machine is credited for a reduction in drug overdose deaths and HIV incidence.
Woman's Name and Tiny Sketches Found in 1,300-Year-Old Medieval Text was Hidden for 12 Centuries
A female scribe named Eadburg left her name in dry etchings on the margins of a Medieval copy of the Acts of the Apostles, new scans found.