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An endearing video shows a pregnant giraffe and a zookeeper sharing special moments as the staffer feeds her, strokes its head and neck, and rubs its side.

A crocodile at a zoo in Tunisia has been brutally stoned to death by a group of visitors, according to media reports.

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Officials are investigating after a bear fell to its death from a helicopter high over the jungles of Thailand last month, the Independent reports.

If you've ever caught yourself thinking, "She looks like a Sue," or "He doesn't look like a Bob," a new study may back up your instincts about whether people's names suit them.

Federal scientists forecast that Oklahoma will continue to have the nation's biggest man-made earthquake problem this year but it probably won't be as shaky as recent years.

At first glance, the round, white bag looks unremarkable, even a little battered, with a lengthy tear on the bottom, reports the Houston Chronicle.

A rocket carrying a classified U.S. satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office has been launched from California.

An incredible haul of ancient gold jewelry has been unearthed the U.K. by two treasure hunters using metal detectors.

Scientists have found tiny fossils that are thinner than a human hair and are an astounding 3.7 billion years old, making them the oldest known fossils on Earth.

SpaceX's plan to fly two private citizens around the moon would put the company ahead of NASA's planned crewed flight with its Space Launch System (SLS) megarocket.

Glaciers accumulate caps of snow for thousands of years and, in Illimani's case, they date back 18,000 years.

Bumblebees in a lab recently channeled their inner Lionel Messi by learning to move a tiny ball across a platform and into a target "goal."

The strikingly bright shock waves from a massive star explosion first observed in 1987 can still be seen today, three decades later.

UFOs are visiting at all-time highs, according to new statistics, which say that sightings are most common in the U.S.

It’s summertime on Mars where NASA’s Curiosity rover is exploring, and that means it’s windy there— and the nuclear-powered rover has captured blowing dust devils traveling across the planet’s surface.

The personal prayer book of King Richard III — in which the English king likely scrawled a reminder of his birthday in his own hand — is now available to peruse online.

Microbes that may be between 10,000 and 50,000 years old have been revived from the inside of enormous, glittering crystals from a Mexican cave.

Not since 1972 and the Apollo 17 mission has an astronaut been anywhere close to the moon. But that may be set to change next year.

Scientists have discovered a remarkable jade pendant literally fit for a king.