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May 20, 2019

Octopuses may go blind from climate change, study warns

Plastic pollution and climate change may be significantly altering the level of oxygen on our planet. Now a new study dives into the impact it could have on marine life, including squids, crabs and octopuses – blindness.

May 19, 2019

Large Brangus bull found wandering golf course in Florida

Florida police were called to a local golf course in Florida after a large bull was seen wandering around the course.

May 19, 2019

Florida zoo says baby giraffe’s birth a ‘touching tribute’ to late father

A Florida zoo announced that the birth of its 42nd baby giraffe was the last offspring of a popular giraffe patriarch who died last year.

May 19, 2019

Alligator captured in Pittsburgh park after trying to hide from officers

That's not something you tend to see in Pittsburgh.

May 17, 2019

Tiger shark with stomach, teeth removed found on South Carolina beach, gruesome photo shows

A 9-foot juvenile tiger shark that had its stomach cut open and its teeth and jaw apparently removed was photographed on a South Carolina beach this week.

May 17, 2019

‘Summit of the bear’ held between Spain and France after bears attack sheep

Bear attacks on sheep prompted an emergency meeting between Spain and France, which local press called the “summit of the bear.”

May 17, 2019

7-foot snake scares Oklahoma man as it pokes head out of dryer vent

An almost-7-foot snake slithered into an Oklahoma man’s dryer vent earlier this week.

May 17, 2019

Alligator bites bigger, bellowing gator in Florida, video shows: ‘It was exciting to see’

A huge, bellowing alligator was jumped and bitten by another gator in Florida, a video shows.

May 17, 2019

Austrians told to stop kissing cows after bizarre challenge sweeps social media

The disturbing trend has been promoted by Swiss app Castl, which launched its bizarre Cow Kiss Challenge to raise money for charity.

May 17, 2019

Tower of London welcomes new ravens, ensuring the kingdom won’t crumble

The Tower of London and the United Kingdom have been saved from prophesied doom after the historic landmark welcomed the birth of new raven chick for the first time in 30 years.