Cher Luther was snowboarding down a run at Breckenridge on Friday morning without a care in the world, until a moose came charging from behind. Luther and her friends were headed to catch the lift at Peak 6 when she thought a horse was coming toward her.
They had apparently been dumped in a plastic bag full of soil and algae, but more than 20 had escaped and were hopping around, the wildlife charity said. Inspector Lauren Evans said: "When I arrived there were all these frogs jumping around the dark car park - and I had to run around scooping them all up with my hands and a bag before placing them into a secure tank.
A ski instructor trying to jump between two trees on a Wyoming mountain says he crashed and ended up with an 18-inch branch impaling his lip. Natty Hagood, who works at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, was snowboarding with friends last week when he tried to navigate the gap between the trees.
... had cardinals, chickadees, song sparrows, bluebirds, titmice, Carolina wrens. They think it's spring," he said. "These weird temperature variations can fool them, maybe get them to start nesting early, maybe even lay an egg. If they do, before the ...
... had cardinals, chickadees, song sparrows, bluebirds, titmice, Carolina wrens. They think it's spring," he said. "These weird temperature variations can fool them, maybe get them to start nesting early, maybe even lay an egg. If they do, before the ...
I'm beginning to think that newcomers are trying to rewrite Santa Cruz history. Since before the 1940s there's been: Downtown, Eastside and Westside.
A rare species of shark that usually lives in tropical waters has been found on the UK coastline for the first time in recorded history, marine experts have said. A rare species of shark that usually lives in tropical waters has been found on the UK coastline for the first time in recorded history, marine experts have said.
Wildlife refuge officials say a man with a drone caused 1,500 elk to stampede half a mile through the snow. The stampede happened Monday at the National Elk Refuge in western Wyoming.
In this Feb. 16, 2017 photo, surfers Doug Lake, left, and Danny King pose for a picture at Wilderness Beach, in Aguadilla, a lush corner in northwest Puerto Rico that has remained largely untouched since Christopher Columbus landed there in his second voyage to the New World. The area could soon become the site of a $200 million development that is pitting environmentalists who seek to convert the land into a national park against those who say the Christopher Columbus Landing resort could create jobs, generate tourism and boost real estate prices amid an economic crisis.
Possibly the strangest thing that ever happened on Lake Merritt was Eugene Frey's test ride atop his "hydromotorcycle." The kooky inventor strapped two 14-foot metal canoes under a bike and rigged a propeller to its engine.
Police in western Colorado say a man battered somebody else's pickup with a baseball bat and then left a note: "Sorryy anger isusesh." The pickup's owner found the damage and the note when he returned from snowmobiling.
Police in western Colorado say a man battered somebody else's pickup with a baseball bat and then left a note acknowledging he had anger issues. The pickup's owner found the damage and the note when he returned from snowmobiling.
In this Monday, Feb. 6, 2017, photo provided by Tonya Beck, a deer is subdued after it smashed through the glass entrance and ran amok in a Giant grocery store in the borough of Manchester, Pa. Once surprised shoppers figured out what the noise was, they worked together to wrangle the animal and force it outside.
The footage of Maja Kuczynska from The Wind Games 2017 has been viewed more than 18 million times on Facebook in three days. Maja is a 16 year old indoor skydiving athlete from Poland who made her first tandem jump at the age of 10 and she made her first flight in a wind tunnel a few months later.
A 10-year-old surfer has had a close encounter with a photo-bombing shark that shared a wave with him off an Australian beach. Chris Hasson said Thursday that he was taking photos of his son Eden riding a wave off Samurai Beach at Port Stephens, 180 kilometers north of Sydney, on Tuesday when something unexpected and indistinct caught his eye.
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... the effect wouldn't last long so I rushed to get the camera and took a video too. The very low cloud produced the weird effect for just a few minutes. It was over in 10." The Douglas, known as the 'Douglas Complex' is located 15 miles off the North ...
A visitor to the Florida wildlife reserve shot a video of a gargantuan gator, which has been dubbed a 'dinosaur' by social media users. According to reports, Kim Joiner posted a video on Facebook, which showed the alligator crossing a trail at the Polk Nature Discovery Center in Lakeland's Circle B Bar Reserve.
Officials say body of a 5-year-old boy has been recovered from Lake Tawakoni in East Texas, but the search continues for his father after the pair never returned while boating and duck hunting. Officials say body of a 5-year-old boy has been recovered from Lake Tawakoni in East Texas, but the search continues for his father after the pair never returned while boating and duck hunting.
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This softens the stiff spines of the sticklebacks, making them easier to swallow. However, the bird appears to have gone a step further by using the spines to pin three sticklebacks to its regular branch.
While many of us might think we've seen most of what's alive on this planet - or at least on land - the majority of global species are still unknown and uncategorized. In 2015 alone, at least 163 new species were discovered in the biodiversity hotspot of the Greater Mekong region, a part of Southeast Asia that includes Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, according to a report released by the World Wildlife Fund today .
While many of us might think we've seen most of what's alive on this planet - or at least on land - the majority of global species are still unknown and uncategorized. In 2015 alone, at least 163 new species were discovered in the biodiversity hotspot of the Greater Mekong region, a part of Southeast Asia that includes Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, according to a report released by the World Wildlife Fund today .
A group of British adventurers make history by becoming the first Britons to freedive in Antarctica in February, 2016 From a hyperflexible schoolboy in India, to ancient churches in northern Ethiopia, and face-planting foxes - some amazing things have happened, despite the year's socio-political meltdowns. News agency Barcroft Media has put together its best images from the past 12 months, capturing all the incredible happenings in our world.
AUSTRALIAN student Alek Sigley has been showing curious visitors the sights of North Korea for years, but he can still remember his first trip to the "Hermit Kingdom". It was 2012 and Sigley, who was studying the North Korean language in northeast China, crossed the border for a field trip.