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President Donald Trump is expected to chair the first meeting of the Board of Peace, an organization established to help stabilize Gaza.
Source: 47 Countries Expected to Join First Trump Board of Peace Meeting
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Roman shipwreck discovered off the coast of Sicily, Italy laden with ancient jars believed to be more than 2,000 years old
Italian divers have discovered the 2,100-year-old wreck of a Roman ship off Sicily, piled high with hundreds of well-preserved ancient clay jars, known as amphorae, which were likely used to transport wine. The wreck, dubbed by Italy’s Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli as “one of the most important underwater archaeological discoveries of recent years”, was found…
Several dogs bitten by rattlesnakes in Colorado’s Westminster Hills Open Space as heat wave continues
According to NOAA, July was the hottest month ever recorded in the history of the U.S. Colorado experienced more than a dozen days over 90 degrees, and the hot temperatures are impacting the way people spend time outdoors. That hot weather is contributing to an increase in the number of rattlesnakes spotted in popular open…
Zoo Atlanta’s newest baby red-tailed monkey appearing with mom in African Rain Forest habitat
Visitors to Zoo Atlanta’s Ford African Rain Forest in the next few weeks may be able to see the zoo’s newest little arrival. The zoo announced that Bam, one of Zoo Atlanta’s Schmidt’s guenons, gave birth to an infant on Aug. 6. Schmidt’s guenons, also known as red-tailed monkeys, are found in the forests, woodlands,…
Newly discovered “black hole star” could solve mystery of strange red dots spotted in the early universe
Astronomers announced Wednesday they had discovered a new type of astronomical object called a “black hole star,” potentially solving a mystery involving strange red dots spotted in the early universe. The object looks like a star the size of our solar system, but produces 100 billion times more energy than any star — a mighty…
Back to school and digital safety: why parents should reconsider posting that first day picture
With the school year approaching, parents and caregivers are focused on making sure the kids enjoy school, but also making sure they do so safely. In the internet and social media age that we live in, our protective instincts have never been more challenged, so the last thing we want to do is increase the…
Baby rescued from earthquake rubble in Colombia as death toll rises
Footage posted on social media shows a young baby being pulled alive from the rubble of a destroyed building in Colombia after a 7.-magnitude earthquake struck the country Monday. The video, posted by Brian Osorio Zuluaga on Monday night, shows a group of people combing through the rubble of a building in Cali, asking a…
Bear, 2 cubs spotted in Auburn as Placer County bear sightings continue
A mother bear and her two cubs were spotted Tuesday in Auburn, marking the latest after a string of recent bear sightings across western Placer County. The Auburn Police Department said the bears were seen near Lincoln Way and Russell Road. “A friendly reminder to our neighbors: We live in bear country! Please keep an…
Cougar spotted roaming Minnesota community
Forty miles west of Minneapolis, Howard Lake mixes water recreation with country living. But a couple weeks ago, the small town got a visit from an unexpected feline guest. A security camera captured video of what appears to be a cougar strolling through a neighborhood. “Generally, it’s pretty quiet. People like to get out on their four-wheelers…
Older article but awesome; Photographer captures rare white loon in Canada
Waterfowl on lakes and rivers are a common sight. But it’s the not-so-common loon that when seen in person is often the apple of a photographer’s eye, especially for Chris Whitty. “I’ve been taking pictures of loons and birds on the various lakes for a long time,” he said. Capturing wildlife on camera is one…
Beloved Massachusetts zoo closed after powerful storm damages animal enclosures: “It was overwhelming”
A beloved Springfield, Massachusetts, zoo is closed, after significant damage from a powerful macroburst on Saturday. Before the gates at The Zoo in Forest Park can reopen, there’s a lot of work to do to make sure it’s safe for the animals and the people who come to see them. The animals are safe, but…
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