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In the Georgian city of Batumi, a stray shepherd dog has become a volunteer crossing guard for children crossing a busy intersection.
Man Goes to Rescue One Kitty and is 'Ambushed' By 12 More in a Roadside Meet-Cute (Look)
When a man stopped to rescue a stray kitten, its 11 brothers and sisters rushed out of the bushes hoping for the same.
'Life Finds a Way': Polar Bears Successfully Adapt Even Without As Much Sea Ice
Decades ago, the current conditions of southeast Greenland would have been the image of extinction, but bears are still surviving.
Caught on Camera: Teen Hero Dives Into Bay to Save Drowning Woman From Sinking Car
A car door can't open if its under water, and thankfully a young hero jumped in to save a classmate who accidently drove into the water.
Houston Has Housed 25,000 Homeless People With Apartments of Their Own
Houston has decreased its homelessness rate by 63$ over the last decade, leading by far all of the other major American cities.
Malaysia Abolishes Mandatory Capital Punishment for 11 Crimes Including a Non-Violent Drug Offense
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101-Year-old Woman Is Amazed After Being Reunited with Her Lost Painting Looted by Nazis
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Innovative Italian Invents River Cleaner That Grabs Trash Using Water's Current
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3D-Printed Ear is Made and Transplanted From Patient's Living Cells
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Mexico City's Ban on Bullfighting Could be Death Knell to the 'Sport'
A permanent ban on bullfighting in Mexico City is looking likely-that's good news for the welfare of the animals involved.