September 26, 2017 Scientists discover how some fish survive in icy water While it’s a myth that a stiff drink makes you warmer in cold weather, a new study found that alcohol is the very reason some fish survive frozen conditions.
September 26, 2017 Fisherman films great white shark leaping from water, stealing fish off line Captain Hap Farrell says Saturday’s fishing trip was “nothing special,” but the footage he captured from his boat seems to suggest otherwise.
September 25, 2017 One of Jane Goodall's heroes is murdered in Tanzania He dedicated his life to saving elephants—and might have been killed as a result.
September 25, 2017 Turtle with two heads spotted in Florida The University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research group found a turtle with two heads south of Patrick Airforce Base in Brevard County last week.
September 25, 2017 Florida fishermen catch 11-foot alligator, catch even bigger one days later Four fishermen in Pensacola, Florida, were in for the hunting season of a lifetime when they caught an 11-foot alligator on Tuesday, and made again headlines when they caught a 12-footer two days later.
September 25, 2017 'Demon goat' appears in India, terrifying village with human-like face A bizarre mutant goat has gone viral after images cropped up showing its human-like features.
September 25, 2017 Why dogs in an Indian neighborhood are turning blue A strange phenomenon in an Indian industrial district has put a factory on thin ice and a bunch of canines in the bathtub.
September 25, 2017 Shark bites paddleboard at Cape Cod beach A paddleboarder at a beach in Massachusetts had a very close encounter Wednesday with a shark that took a bite out of the board, forcing officials to close the beach.
September 25, 2017 Company claims solar eclipse helped 5G salmon escape In what one conservationist is calling an "environmental nightmare," an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 Atlantic salmon busted out of their holding pen over the weekend after a net broke, and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is now pleading with locals to help catch as many as they can.
