TECH & SCIENCE

Pictures of the chicken tenders that the children were served for their school lunch show how the middle is clearly raw, pink and shiny.

"Snakes are always going into people's houses in search of food, water, shelter," snake catcher, Mark Pelley, told Newsweek.

Jayden Wilson was fined the equivalent of around $8,000 for his croc-hunting activities, which involved using nets and lassos to capture freshwater crocodiles.

The serval had escaped from its owner's car at the end of January, and had been loose in Cincinnati neighborhood.

The dead dogs were found in rotting piles inside cages, as well as in crates and sacks around the property.

"It feels sad but, in the end, it's nature's rule," photographer Loukik Thakre told Newsweek. "Sometimes nature is not fair to everyone."

The elephant is thought to have been hunting for food inside the truck, tipping the vehicle off the road and onto its side with the driver still inside.

A black crust of fungus has coated a Tennessee town after feeding on the vapors of a nearby whiskey facility.

The Taupō volcano last erupted in the year 232, in what was the biggest and most violent eruption on Earth in the past 5,000 years.

"There's nothing special about me...anyone can do this," Andrew McCarthy told Newsweek. "The universe is far more accessible than you'd think."

German shepherd Dutch was bitten while on a search mission in Florida's canals. The bite narrowly missed his lungs.

A group of scientists has claimed that the bizarre deep-sea creature represents an entirely new species, but other experts are skeptical.