Happy Alligator in 'Food Coma' with Feather on Snout Delights Onlookers
The alligator appears to be missing part of its tail, which experts say could have resulted from a fight with another alligator, or from being hit by a car.
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Turkey Earthquake Will Give Clues about the next Big One at San Andreas
The earthquake in Turkey has magnitude of 7.8, and is estimated to have killed at least 11,000 people.
Over 100 Venomous Portuguese Man O' War Wash Up on Florida Beach
"I've seen Portuguese man of war on the beach before, but not to a scale like this," Florida resident, Victoria Larkin, told Newsweek.
Why Increased Snowpack May Not Help Lake Mead Water Levels
Snowpack may be used to fill Lake Powell rather than Lake Mead, as officials try to plan the future of the drying up reservoirs.
Lake Michigan Is Getting Too Hot and the Cracks Are Starting To Show
On February 5, 25 people were rescued from floes on the lake, after a year of historically low ice coverage.
Mystery of Giant Frozen Shark on Cape Cod Beach Baffles Experts
"His razor teeth were incredibly intimidating up close," photographer Amie Medeiros told Newsweek.
Fact Check: Does Turkey Earthquake Video Show Birds Acting Strange Before?
The viral video, posted to Reddit, shows birds flying around in circles before all landings in the branches of the few nearby trees.
Turkish Earthquake Could Have Been Building for Thousands of Years
Scientists believe that the earthquakes of 1513, 1872 and 1893 may have built up the stresses on the fault line.
Egg Shortages, Vaccines and 5G: Why Conspiracy Theories Are on the Rise
A new conspiracy theory suggests that egg shortages are not due to highly contagious bird flu, but because egg yolk is a secret cure for COVID-19.
The Deadliest Earthquakes in History
Over 11,000 people have been killed in a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey and Northern Syria on Monday. Some past earthquakes have been even deadlier.
Your Primitive Brain Doesn't Want You to Break Bad Habits. Science Can Help
More than 40 percent of everything we doâfrom washing dishes to spreading misinformationâ is habitual. Science has some ideas about how to do better.
Drought at Missouri River Exposes Ancient, Possibly Extinct, Bison
Bones believed to be of the antique bison, an extinct species of bison larger than modern day bison that died out around 10,000 years ago, have been discovered.
California: Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Hits Near Eureka, Humboldt County
The shallow earthquake is the latest in a string of recent temblors rumbling through the state
Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Was a Wildlife HavenâBefore Russia Attacked
"Our very preliminary assessment is that many of the animals dispersed away from occupied areas during the invasion," a biologist said.
How Lake Mead Water Levels Look After Weeks of Heavy Rainfall
There was extremely heavy rainfall across the region, during one of the severest droughts the U.S. has ever seen.
