TECH & SCIENCE
Video Shows Elephant Flip Vehicle Over in Front of Stunned Drivers
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.
How Whiskey Can Cause Fungus To Spread
A black crust of fungus has coated a Tennessee town after feeding on the vapors of a nearby whiskey facility.
New Zealand on Alert over Supervolcano with Explosive History
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.
Moon Photographed in Stunning Detail From Arizona Backyard: 'Zoom In'
"There's nothing special about me...anyone can do this," Andrew McCarthy told Newsweek. "The universe is far more accessible than you'd think."
Florida Alligator Bites K9 Dog Down 'To the Bone' in Shocking Attack
German shepherd Dutch was bitten while on a search mission in Florida's canals. The bite narrowly missed his lungs.
Rarely Seen Vampire Squid Dredged Up From 3,000ft Under the Sea
A group of scientists has claimed that the bizarre deep-sea creature represents an entirely new species, but other experts are skeptical.
Ghostly 'Scissor Hands' Cave Creature Caught Feasting on Frog
It is unusual to see these two animals in the same place, but recent storms in Kentucky have thrust them together, said Mammoth Cave National Park.
Invasive Fish May Swarm Colorado River as Water Levels Decline
Lake Powell's water levels are declining due to the megadrought, and smallmouth bass are taking advantage.
Full Worm Moon March 2023: When Is It and Why Is It Called Lenten?
A livestream will show the full moon rising above the legendary skyline of Rome, Italy, and its famous monuments
What Is the Moon Phase TikTok Trend? How to Calculate Your Compatibility
TikTok is awash with ways for users to pass their time, and people can now compare their compatibility with partners through the social media app.
Texas Woman Raised 7ft Alligator as Pet After Stealing Egg, Officials Say
The reptile had been living illegally in the woman's own backyard for over two decades, according to wildlife officials.
Why California Drought Isn't Over Yet
Despite heavy snow and rainfall to pummel California in recent weeks, the state is not out of the woods yet.
'Take Mating Season Seriously' Says Florida Man Who Was Bitten by Alligator
Since being attacked by an alligator in May 2021, Jeffrey Heim has learned how to dive safely with Florida's wildlife.
Parasites That Feasted on Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Still Exist: 'Remarkable'
The last known Tasmanian tiger—the iconic Australian mammal that was the largest living carnivorous marsupial—died in 1936.
The Sun Is Getting Fired Up—and It's Way Beyond What Experts Predicted
Solar Cycle 25 is defying expectations it would be as inactive as the previous cycle, as sunspot numbers are already reaching Solar Cycle 24's maximum levels.
Man Who Survived Hyena Attack Trampled to Death by Elephant
The man was killed by a lone elephant on his way home in another example of human-animal conflict in the region.
Scientists Release Ancient Enemy To Control Invasive Weed in 'World First'
An army of rice grain-sized weevils might just be the best defense against the invasive cabomba plant.
The Heartbreaking Case of a Monkey With a Disabled Baby
The mother capuchin mother carried the baby for several hours after it died from a fall, having been unable to cling to her back.
California Drought Status Looks Very Different After Extreme Rain and Snow
Over 50 percent of the state is now either experiencing no drought, or falls into the "abnormally dry" category.
Funniest and Most Shocking Animal Videos on World Wildlife Day
From dolphins and dogs becoming friends to bears enjoying fast food, celebrate wildlife's wonderful peculiarities with these videos.
'We Are Not Alone': How James Webb Telescope Is Hunting down Alien Worlds
We have found over 5,000 exoplanets so far outside of our solar system, and the James Webb Telescope will help scientists find planets with atmospheres.
Facts About the Mississippi River
The Mississippi River is the second longest river in the U.S., and over 30 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces drain into it.