The otter seemed “cute” — until it leaped on a Florida woman’s kayak and lunged at her face
Sue Spector was kayaking with her husband down the pristine Braden River in western Florida when she spotted an otter.
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United and Delta cut ties to NRA as boycott movement spreads to global corporations
United and Delta join growing list of companies in backlash against NRA.
United changed its policy for emotional-support animals. That peacock still can’t board.
Airlines that have begun talking about tightening restrictions on a proliferating array of "emotional support" animals on commercial flights may have found their case bolstered this week after a picture...
Camels have their own beauty contest in Saudi Arabia — and some were beautified with Botox
Batty eyelashes, pouty lips and perfectly placed humps - not all camels are blessed with such good looks. Enter cosmetic enhancements.
A California man ate raw fish almost every day — until a 5-foot-long tapeworm slithered out of his body
He told an emergency room physician he had a liking for raw fish - specifically, salmon sashimi.
13 siblings, some shackled and malnourished, rescued from California house, police say
The front yard of the house in the quiet neighborhood in Perris, California, was often overgrown with weeds nearly six feet tall.
Teens are daring each other to eat Tide pods. We don’t need to tell you that’s a bad idea.
Now videos circulating on social media are showing kids biting into brightly colored liquid laundry detergent packets. Or cooking them in frying pans, then chewing them up before spewing the...
Another country has banned boiling live lobsters. Some scientists wonder why.
The Swiss Federal Council issued an order this week banning cooks in Switzerland from placing live lobsters into pots of boiling water - joining a few other jurisdictions that have...
A Pennsylvania man was 21 and fit. He tried to push through the flu — and it killed him.
Kyler Baughman seemed to be the face of fitness.
At least 5 dead as mudslides wipe away homes in fire-ravaged California
At least five people are dead in Southern California, where houses have been swept away and thousands have fled as a rainstorm brings floods and mudslides to the scorched landscape.