1:55VIDEOOctober 27First known 'murder hornet' nest discovered, destroyed in USWashington State Department of Agriculture workers locate and demolish Asian giant hornet nest
GREAT OUTDOORSJuly 23Oklahoma dad's paddlefish catch breaks record -- fish was tagged in 1997Oklahoma fisherman Cory Watters and his 9-year-old son Stetson reeled in a world-record 151.9-pound paddlefish Thursday morning on Keystone Lake, according to the state’s Department of Wildlife Conservation.
7:33VIDEOJune 4Miss America 2020 Camille Schrier calls focus on science instead of swimsuits ‘freeing’Miss America 2020 Camille Schrier calls focus on science instead of swimsuits ‘freeing.’ The Virginian biochemist, who recently teamed up with 3M, reveals how families can make science fun at home, as well what’s it like taking on her reign during quarantine.
1:46VIDEOJanuary 28Record number of manatees killed by Florida boaters in 20192019 was a record year for manatee watercraft-related deaths in Florida. The number has been steadily growing, and each of the last four years has been an all-time high. Conservationists are encouraging boaters to use more caution while out on the water.
1:30VIDEOJanuary 13, 2020Diego the tortoise retires, high sex drive credited with helping to save his species in the GalapagosCredited with saving the Galapagos tortoise population, Diego the tortoise is retiring from his escapades. He is expected to return to the Islands he once called home in early 2020.
OPINIONJanuary 5, 2020Newt Gingrich: Can aging be reversed? Incredible new research may let us grow younger instead of olderWhat if everything we’ve been taught to believe about the aging process is wrong?
FloridaDecember 12, 2019Iguana nightmare: Massive iguana population turns Florida into 'Jurassic Park'Hundreds of thousands of unwanted visitors are invading Florida homes and public areas. These green iguanas are enjoying the Florida sun. Now residents are comparing their takeover to Jurassic Park. While green iguanas are not native to Florida, scientists say were first sold and shipped as pets from Central and South America.
0:45VIDEOSeptember 23, 2019Doctors: Face transplant recipient's donor face has been failingCarmen Blandin Tarleton is hoping for a second face transplant after her first one is starting to fail. Her first transplant was put on in 2013 after a domestic violence incident.
1:57VIDEOAugust 28, 2019Tens of thousands of palm trees dying from bacterial diseaseIt is caused by a small insect and may impact Arizona and California
0:45VIDEOJuly 31, 2019Rhino saved? Southern white rhino gives birth aided by artificial inseminationUsing artificial insemination scientists are trying to save the Northern White Rhino.