Baby Boom Surprise For World's Most Endangered Orcas
There's a baby boom going on among a clan of the world's most endangered killer whales, increasing the number of orcas in that community by 3%.
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5 Nonprofit Restaurants Join Jon Bon Jovi in Giving Back to Communities
WS fans will know about Jon Bon Jovi's Soul Kitchen, a pay-what-you-want diner in New Jersey with no prices on the menu. Here are 5 more delicious nonprofit restaurants.
Great Photo for National Siblings Day Today
Today is National Siblings Day, an annual holiday in the United States to honor brothers and sisters.
And the Happiest City in the United States is…
Which big cities in America have the most people who are thriving? According to the 2014 Well-Being Index, there are ten that are probably the happiest metro areas in the country.
Monkey Presumed Extinct is Photographed in Congo Forest
A rare monkey not seen for nearly half a century and thought to be extinct has been spotted by two primatologists working in a Congo forest. Their expedition yielded the first-ever photograph of the elusive Bouvier's red colobus monkey.
New Baby Bison: First One Born in Nearly Two Centuries in Eastern US
The last time a bison was born in a wild habitat east of the Mississippi River was in the 1830s. Now, 95 miles west of Chicago, history was reset on a patch of restored prairie grass.
Kermit Lives: New Frog Species Looks Just Like Him
The eerie similarities between Jim Henson's Muppet, Kermit the Frog, and a new species discovered in Costa Rica could be just coincidence, but we like to think it's more like family.
Surprise! Museums in the U.S. Outnumber Starbucks and McDonald's-Combined
Here's a marvelous reason to admire America. These cultural hubs outnumber Starbucks and McDonald's Combined...
Rescued Young Kangaroo is Convinced He's a Dog, Loves Life on the Farm
An Australia farm family rescued a baby kangaroo whose mother was killed by a car. 2 years later, the young joey is living the good life thinking he is a dog.
Lake Michigan Is So Clear You Can See Shipwrecks From the Air
With the Great Lakes ice melted, the blue waters of northern Lake Michigan are clear enough to give pilots a great view of shipwrecks lying on the lake bottom.
At 81, The Man Behind Big Bird Sees 'No Reason To Quit'
In a new documentary, I Am Big Bird, we meet Caroll Spinney, on Sesame Street for 40 years, the man who has no intention of giving up his yellow feathers.
New York's First Disability Pride Parade Draws 3,000 to Celebrate
Nearly 3,000 gathered on July 12 for New York City's first Disability Pride parade to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.