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A determined terrapin stretches its neck to the limits, reaching for an enticing foam nest filled with frog eggs dangling just out of reach. In the serene surroundings of MalaMala Game Reserve,
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Babies, children, and families reunite with former NICU caregivers at the Maryland ZooOh Baby! Hundreds of babies and families who spent time at Sinai Hospital’s NICU met at the Maryland Zoo on Saturday for their annual reunion.Former patients of the Jennifer Gandel Kachura Neonatal
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Paul Parkman, an inventor of the rubella vaccine, dies at 91 Paul D. Parkman, a scientist who in the 1960s played a central role in identifying the rubella virus and developing a vaccine to combat it, breakthroughs that have eliminated from much of the
Friendships come in all shapes and sizes.When you find someone who is there for you through the highs and lows, knows just how to cheer you up on a bad day, and always laughs at your corny jokes, you
British twin sisters Georgia and Melissa Laurie were enjoying a hot June day in Mexico on holiday three years ago, swimming in a river in Puerto Escondido, when Melissa spotted a crocodile in the
While college football players have long been able to change schools during their college careers, the NCAA Transfer Portal truly kicked into high gear once players were given the right in 2021 to
Five years of football dominance in Kansas City inspired a spike in dogs named Kelce, and, for the creative types, some feline Catrick Mahomeses. But in Louisburg, Kansas, Shelly Trester and her
Dogs are well behaved most of the time, but like children they like to take a walk on the wild side when they don't get their way. And the most rebellious ones don't mind doing something naughty
A night shelter for rough sleepers in Plymouth has been given approval to operate all year round.Plymouth City Council’s planning committee approved the proposal for Hamoaze House, in Devonport, due
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8 Bridgerton-Inspired Manors and Castles You Can Actually Stay AtLady Whistledown would certainly approve of these stately homes.
Greyhounds sometimes have a tough go of life in the first few years. They're some of the most popular racing dogs, but that sport is rough on their bodies, and after a few years, they just can't do
You might agonise over what to pack for your summer holiday, but your passport is the number one item you absolutely cannot forget… right? Well, not necessarily. Two airports in Italy are
The NFL has 272 games on its 2024 regular-season schedule, and there’s a good possibility that players from Alabama high schools and colleges will appear in all of them. The NFL’s 105th season kicks
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Iowa pork producers donate over $43,000 to fight hunger with Pork in the Pantry programPork producers across Iowa donated more than $43,000 worth of pork to local food pantries during the past few months. It was done in conjunction with the Pork in the Pantry program, organized by the
Artificial intelligence was once a concept only possible in a science fiction movie or book. Now it's a part of our reality and advancing before our very eyes. Text-generating robots, ChatGPT,
Why do so many of the world's best goalscorers unravel in the Premier League?
There are always so many things I wish I could explain to my dog in actual words, but of course, there's no good way to do that (at least, not with today's technology). While I'd love to have an
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Community comes together after loss of athletic directorSTROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A Monroe County school district is mourning the loss of its athletic director following a tragic crash the night of their prom. Stroudsburg High School
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