College Wrestler Scores 'Quadruple Leg' Takedown Against a Grizzly Bear to Save a Friend
Kendall Cummings decided he was not going to let a grizzly bear maul his friend to death, so he used wrestling moves to win the match.
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San Quentin has adopted Scandinavian methods of rehabilitation that aim to protect the public by turning convicts into neighbors.
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The discovery promises to open up a new field of clean energy that would take on all kinds of sci-fi forms.
Self-Taught Oklahoma Architect Builds Round Barn Inspired by US Capitol and Fueled by Dedication-LOOK
Jay Branson has spent 7 years building a round barn in Oklahoma that draws visitors off the highway because of its cathderal like appearence.
500 Baby Sharks to be Released in Unprecedented Rewilding of the Ocean
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More Efficient Way to Suck Up CO2 From Air By Storing it in Baking Soda and Water
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Lions in India Get New Sanctuary as Numbers of Asiatic Lions Soar in Their Last Stronghold
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New Yellowstone Spin-off Series Dramatizes Life of Historic Black U.S. Marshall Bass Reeves in the Wild West
The new spinoff stars David Oyelowo and Dennis Quaid, while Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan is once again taking the lead.
Evidence of Cheese-Making to Circumvent Lactose Intolerance 6,000 Years Ago Found in Poland
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Adhering to the Mediterranean diet had average plaque and tangle amounts in their brains similar to being 18 years younger
Refrigerator-Sized Data Center Transfers Its Heat to English Swimming Pool, Saving Thousands in Energy Costs
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Studies Link Marijuana Legalization to All Sorts of Positive Public Health Outcomes
Rates of suicide, binge drinking, traffic fatalities, and perhaps ironically, cannabis use in teenagers, were all lowered.