"[It] leaches chemicals into the soil, which is obviously bad." Homeowner sparks controversy after weighing their lawn care ...

Dinosaurs have captured people’s imagination ever since their bones and teeth were first scientifically described in 1822 by geologist and palaeontologist Gideon Mantell in England. Dinosaur bones ...

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The States of Guernsey asks residents not to feed the animal as it could delay efforts to catch it. A non-native grey squirrel on the loose in Guernsey "appears to be healthy", rescuers say.

Residents are pleading with local officials to provide more safeguards. Residents sound alarm amid growing number of wild ...

Throughout human history, animals have played crucial roles in healing, both physically and emotionally. Some animals inspire groundbreaking medical research, while others provide therapeutic ...

A few yards from the cell where former South African President Nelson Mandela was imprisoned on Robben Island—a 30-minute boat ride from Cape Town—visitors will find another small room.

In recent years, experts have noticed that increased temperatures are throwing traditionally predictable animal patterns into chaos. According to WCAX 3, the Vermont Department of Health found that ...

Among the most impressive physical attributes wild animals bring to bear in their battle for survival is the ability to simply chomp down hard. Not surprisingly, when it comes to what animal has ...

In Europe and Asia, these animals are always called reindeer, but in North America, they’re called caribou in their wild habitat and reindeer when domesticated. Antlers are their largest and most ...

They are dual-purpose goats and are reared for both meat and milk. Dubbed the “goat monster”, Damascus goats are among the strangest-looking animals on the planet. With bulging foreheads, pendulous ...

It discusses how balance between dualities such as victim and oppressor leads to empowerment, illustrated by Nelson Mandela's transcendence of victimhood through compassion.