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Doctor adopts goldfish he found on his lawnA junior doctor has garnered more than 16 million views on social media after rescuing a goldfish he found on his lawn.Dr Ben Beska, 33, from Newcastle, said he saw a group of magpies squawking in
The Tennessean (Nashville)
Wounded Army vet to get free home in NolensvilleGood morning, friends, this is Tennessean columnist Brad Schmitt. I'm grateful to have met several high school foreign exchange students in Middle Tennessee over the past several months,
1. A compact contact lens case designed to make your eyecare routine travel-friendly and still effective. With this small luxury, you won't have to lug half of your medicine cabinet with you on your
Under the background of global warming, the Mount Everest region has experienced evident climate changes. Glaciers and snow have been rapidly retreating in this region. These changes increase the
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Biggest NBA Draft busts in history, rankedThe 2024 NBA Draft is officially less than a month away, which means we are in the heat of draft season. The draft is a time of hope and optimism for all, as a young prospect may just be the player
Reader's Digest Canada
12 Things You Should NEVER Put in the MicrowavePopping the wrong foods, containers, or mugs in the microwave could make you sick, expose you to harmful chemicals, or even (yikes!) start a fire. The post 12 Things You Should NEVER Put in the
Cover Media US
Moose-em twosome! Twin elk calves born in ScotlandThe Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has unveiled the first images of two adorable Eurasian elk calves born at Highland Wildlife Park on 18 May. The calves, born to parents Ash and Raven,
Courier-Post (Cherry Hill, NJ)
Planetary alignment to occur in June, but can you see it from South Jersey?All eyes are on the sky this year, especially after a solar eclipse made headlines around the country and some states were able to view the aurora borealis. But the astronomical phenomenon are far
As summer heats up in central Illinois, several longtime festivals are happening in the Peoria area, along with big concerts and other community events. Here are 15 things to
Rescue dogs are not all the same, and their reactions to being rescued aren’t the same, either. Some dogs are just more open than others, and those are the dogs you see opening up almost immediately.
There are certain television shows that have not only been among the most popular, but have also left an indelible mark on the childhood of millions of people, defining a generation with their
In an op-ed for The New York Times, Melinda French Gates said she is looking forward to opening “a new chapter in my philanthropy”Melinda French Gates has pledged $1 billion to support women's rights
Labrador retrievers are generally known for their love of water, but that doesn’t mean they all love swimming. This happy pup is one of those dogs, so he enjoys the waves in his own way. In fact, it
Other streaming services may keep raising their prices, but the ad-supported Tubi remains free — and it still boasts a broad selection of movies and TV shows to rival all those other platforms that
Parents' wholesome reaction to meeting their daughter's new puppy has gone viral, as they continue to grieve their senior dog. Victoria Baribault, from Connecticut, surprised her parents by revealing
Imagine pulling on the long ends of a rectangular piece of rubber. It should become narrower and thinner. But what if it instead became wider and fatter? Now, push in on those same ends. What if the
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A baby bobcat is on the loose after escaping from a Michigan City zoo, Indiana officials said Wednesday in a release. Grace, a 9-month-old bobcat, escaped from her exhibit enclosure at the
KRON San Francisco
Feeding peanuts to young children could reduce allergy risk: study(The Hill) — Children who consume peanut products in the first five years of their lives are less likely to develop a peanut allergy, even as they approach early adolescence, according to a study
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