German Animal Shelter Posts Tinder Profiles for Lonely Animals, Hoping for a 'Purrfect Match'
The Munich Animal Welfare Association is now using Tinder to post profiles of adoptable pets, and lonely humans are swiping right.
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Solar-Powered Refrigeration Trucks Will Cut Pollution From Idling Diesel Engines
Solar panels mounted on eNow refrigeration trucks will cut emissions while keeping food cold in 1,000 XL Fleet tractor-trailers in the US.
Mom's Zoo Pic is Adorably Photo-bombed by Stingray With Remarkable Resemblance to Her Daughter
Daisy the baby was at the Lake District aquarium with her family. She wasn't looking very happy, then a stingray pulled the same face.
Partners in a Golf Foursome Score 2 Back to Back Holes-in-one
David Giles and Chris Bunce both scored holes in one, one after another, on a hugely exciting day in Yorkshire, England.
Man Spots His Dog on Television That Was Missing For 2 Years - He Knew That Infamous Underbite
A man in Milwaukee was watching television and saw a photo of his dog on the news that was missing for two years and was up for adoption.
If You Have Someone to Talk to, it Could Stave Off Alzheimer's, Researchers Find
NYU researchers find having someone to listen to you when you need to talk is associated with greater cognitive resilience.
Teachers and Students Receive School Essentials Thanks to T-Mobile's Million Dollar Donation
T-Mobile is stepping up to help classrooms in the U.S. with a $1,000,000 donation for vital supplies through Donors Choose.
Iconic Moments of This Century Get Reimagined as 'Ancient' Cave Art - LOOK
Major moments from modern history have been reimagined as cave art for a OnePoll story in collaboration with SEGA.
Americans Want to Use Less Plastic and They Hoard Containers Rather Than Tossing, Poll Shows
62% of Americans polled would rather hoard plastic for possible reuse than throw it away, and half are looking to use less plastic.
New Jersey Gang Member Turns Into Singing Star After Videos of Him Serenading Hospital Patients Go Viral
New Jersey's Enrique Rodriquez has gone from being a gang member to a soprano that sings to patients at a local hospital.
Metabolism Does Not Slow Down in Mid-Life as is Commonly Believed, Says Study
A new study suggests your metabolism actually starts its inevitable decline much later than we all assumed.
Boy Raises $700,000 For Hospice By Camping Out For 500 Nights After Dying Man Gives Him a Tent
11-yo Max Woosey turned into a hero raising $770k for hospice, by camping for 500 consecutive nights after a dying man gave him a tent.