In ancient Andean cultures, fertilizer was power, said archaeologist Dr. Jacob Bongers, whose findings highlight the ...

The neighbor later emerged with the woman in his arms, and all three were taken to the hospital before being discharged later ...

A cat shelter in Green Bay has opened its doors to anyone seeking shelter from the Siberian temperatures pummeling the ...

Called the green and golden bell frog, these animals were bred in captivity and will be released in groups of 15 having been ...

Resistance to cognitive decline, therefore, seemed another benefit of long-term transcendental meditation practice.

The red-necked ostrich was identified as the closest relative of the extinct Arabian ostrich, and for its ability to survive ...

As with so many rivers that bisect cities all along the Great Lakes Region, Toronto's River Don was so polluted in once ...

Acts of charity she received as a student in university often spring to mind when Scott is deciding where to donate money.

As the Winter Olympics roars into life in northern Italy, athletes will be sporting state-of-the-art airbag vests that ...

The nose might give the man up as a Roman; the substantial bridge being a feature of the Italian race still today.

Apes share the human ability to imagine and pretend, suggests new research that included a series of tea party experiments.

Numbers of rare butterfly eggs have skyrocketed in Wales after landowners let their hedgerows grow wild to help the Brown ...