Researchers at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) in Canada have discovered that people who are victims of negative behavior, stereotypes, discrimination and prejudice lose their emotional self-control, as well as their ability to think rationally, to stay focused and have a balanced diet.
A center for the protection of Pandas in China has launched a call for applications around the world to find six guardians who would take care of Panda mammals for a month.
After 10 days of seeing the world through a plastic jar, a six month cub was finally released from the Jar in which is head was jammed, by Florida wildlife officers.
U.S. President Barack Obama vowed on Saturday not to abandon the victims of the spill, by starting a family weekend on the coast of Florida intended to show solidarity with the region.
When the check-up of “Pierre”, a small white terrier, revealed he was suffering from kidney failure and needed dialysis, Cibele Domingues, his owner, had no hesitation. Take his canine friend to a high end veterinary clinic.
Visibly frustrated because she could not get McNuggets for breakfast on the morning of New Year’s Day, a resident of Toledo, Ohio, became violent at employees and at the window of the restaurant.
Beer taster, koala hunter or cleaner of kangaroo poop: South Australia launched on Tuesday a massive recruitment campaign in England promising to people aged 18-30 “unusual” jobs.
34 years old Ed Stafford, from Great Britain, said Monday that he became the first man to walk down the Amazon through its entire length, after a journey of 6,500 km over two years.
Two twins have appeared in court Wednesday in Lockport, near Niagara Falls, but the judges were hard pressed to know which one is described as having killed a 23 year old man in front of their home last May.
A German woman who collected 10,000 samples of sand from around the world in her apartment, appealed Thursday to get samples from the Equatorial Guinea and Antarctica, which are missing in her collection.