Coca-Cola Recalls Cases of Sprite, Diet Coke, and Fanta Over Potential Contamination
Coca-Cola is recalling multiple products over potential foreign materials contamination. Products include Sprite, Diet Coke, and Fanta.
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What Does a Turtle Look Like Without a Shell? Hopefully, You Will Never Find Out
As it turns out, 'Looney Tunes' and other animated depictions of turtles without shells got it wrong. A turtle without their shell is a gruesome sight.
Guyana's Oil Reserves in Essequibo Are Amplifying Ongoing Political Strife With Venezuela: What to Know
Venezuela and Guyana have sparred over the Essequibo region since the 1800s; and a 2015 oil discovery in Guyana has ramped up the conflict immensely.
How Is Spirit Airlines So Cheap? The Secrets Behind Their Low Ticket Prices
You may know that Spirit Airlines sells some of the cheapest flights out there, but you may not know about all the extra fees behind it.
Tesla Recalls Nearly 2 Million Vehicles Over Autopilot Software Defect: Details
Tesla does have its fans — but one of them doesn't seem to be the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Here's a record of all the recalls.
Sierra Mist Lawsuit: Internet Star "Cierra Mistt" Claims Legal Battle with PepsiCo
Pepsi has discontinued Sierra Mist and replaced it with a lemon-lime soda called Starry. Did it have something to do with internet star Cierra Mistt?
Study Reveals That Electric Eels Can Actually Change DNA of Other Animals With Their Shock
Electric eels can produce an electric current by releasing electrolytes. Shockingly, they may be also altering DNA in the process.
Massive Skull of a Prehistoric Sea Monster Was Found Inside a Cliff in Dorset, England
A giant pliosaur skull has been excavated from a coastal cliffside in Dorset, England. Here’s what the bones of the prehistoric sea monster revealed.
Scientists Look to Penguin Skeletons for Clues About the Climate Crisis
Scientists are studying penguin skeletons to learn about the climate. Here's what this fascinating species says and why humans must listen up!
Baby Leucistic Alligator Is One of Only 8 Known to Exist in the World — and She's so Cute
Gatorland, a Florida theme park, announced the birth of an extremely rare leucistic alligator. Find out what makes these gators so unique.
The First U.S. Wireless Charging Road Is Installed In Detroit — What You Should Know
In the U.S., Detroit, Mich., is the test site for a wireless charging road after similar roads have been built globally. Here's what to know.
Why Central Florida Residents Are Hearing Sonic Booms — and Will Keep Hearing More
Residents of Central Florida's "Space Coast" have been waking up at odd hours to house-shaking booms. SpaceX and Space Force say more are on the way.
Six-Planet Solar System Discovered, Estimated to Be Billions of Years Old
Scientists have identified a solar system within the Milky Way 100 light-years away that features six planets moving in perfect synchrony.
Family Forced to Demolish New House After Nearby River Migrated Onto "Dream Property"
Shauna Pelley has documented the devastating destruction of her dream home caused by a flood from the Puyallup River. Here's what we know so far.
COP28 President Says There's "No Science" That Connects Fossil Fuels to Reducing Global Warming
The president of COP28, Sultan Al Jaber, made a controversial statement that reducing fossil fuels will not help in reaching future climate targets.
Captive Since the '50s, Manatees Romeo and Juliet Have Finally Been Transferred Out
Three manatees have lived in captivity for decades. Allegations of inadequate shelter and mistreatment have prompted their transfer to another zoo.
Gentle Giants or Hidden Hazards? Examining Whether Manatees Are Dangerous
Humans actually pose more of a threat to manatees than they do to us, but just in case you didn't know, here's the scoop on these gentle giants.
How Much Money Can You Sue Your Landlord for Emotional Distress? It Depends
There is a lot that goes into building an emotional distress case against a landlord, and compensation largely depends on the damages.
Woman "Literally Freaking out Right Now" About Possum in Christmas Tree
One woman had no idea how the possum arrived in her Christmas tree. Find out how she reacted and how she removed the animal from her home.
The Gardasil Lawsuits Claim Serious Injury From HPV Vaccine: Here’s What You Should Know
Despite being safely monitored by the CDC, some claim negative health conditions associated with the HPV vaccine Gardasil in lawsuits.
After Punching a Cop and 4 Days on the Loose, an Escaped Kangaroo Has Been Captured
An escaped kangaroo was on the loose in Canada for four days before she was caught by police. Here's what to know about her escapades.
"This One Is So Cute" — Dumpster Diver's Victoria's Secret Haul Earns Envy of Followers
GlamourDDive has 2 million followers across social media platforms. Here's a look at her "surprise score" dumpster diving at Victoria's Secret.
Rare Local Cougar Sighting Shocks Residents of Small Minneapolis Town
A cougar in Minneapolis was caught on a home security video camera. The Minnesota DNR believes the big cat may have come from North or South Dakota.
Bloodshed in the Water: Exploring the Spine-Chilling Shark Attacks of 2023
Though the chances of getting fatally attacked by a shark are one in 3,748,067, the year 2023 has seen a handful of horrific incidents involving the apex predators.
Wonka, an Adorable Hen With a Lopsided Beak, Is Living Large After Being Rescued From Henhouse
Wonka, a chicken with a crossed beak, was rescued from an egg farm in 2020, and her health has improved immensely since then.
The Internet is Horrified by Another Video of Live Crabs Moving Inside Plastic Packaging
Science says crabs feel pain, yet they are cruelly mishandled before a torturous demise. One video in a fish market shows crabs fighting for freedom.
'Exorcist' Icon Linda Blair Will Go to Hell and Back Protecting Animals (Exclusive)
"The shelters were never set up for the crisis that's happening," 'Exorcist' icon and Linda Blair WorldHeart Foundation founder told Green Matters.
Wolverines Have a Scary Reputation, but Are They Actually Dangerous?
Wolverines aren't as dangerous as many people believe. This fuzzy and fierce species was just added to the Endangered Species List.
New EPA Proposal Would Require Removal of All Lead Pipes from U.S. Water Systems
With billions in funding, the proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements mandate removal of all lead pipes from U.S. water systems.
Unilever Sells 1,700 Single-Use Product Pouches Every Second, Ignoring Plastic Reduction Pledge
Is Unilever committed to phasing out single-use plastics? A Greenpeace report shows otherwise, despite the corporation's environmental pledges.
Proposed NYC Budget Cuts Community Compost, Makes More Room for Methane Gas
City-funded composting programs in New York might get shut down in favor of programs that turn waste into greenhouse gases.
Ahead of COP28, Reports That Sultan Al Jaber Is Resigning Turn Out to Be Fake News
The chief executive of ADNOC, Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, will lead the COP28 climate talks despite allegations of his pushing oil interests.
Serving Up the Story: How Pickleball Really Got Its Name
There are a couple different stories of how pickleball got its name. Here we look at the origins of this popular sport.
Freighter Ship Stuck in Detroit River Has Been Freed — Here's Why It Got Stuck
A freighter ship departing from Canada and headed to Italy was stuck in the Detroit River. Here's what to know about the situation.
Hurricane Otis Leaves Acapulco Grappling with Trash Mountains and Public Health Nightmare
Acapulco was hit by a Category 5 hurricane in October 2023. In the wake of the storm, piles of garbage are causing concerns about a possible public health crisis.
When Did GivingTuesday Start? A Look Into the Holiday's Origins
Giving Tuesday began in 2012 as a local event in New York City — and now, it's observed worldwide the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Mistakes Aren't a Waste! Pacifica Is Selling Holiday Products with Typos For an Eco-Friendly Cause (Exclusive)
Clean beauty brand Pacifica's charitable "One Typo = One Tree" campaign will feature holiday products with packaging typos. Little mistakes shouldn't create waste!
NYC Carriage Horse Gunnar Crashed into Multiple Cars in a Panic — Details Here
On Nov. 26, 2023, a NYC carriage horse named Gunnar crashed into several cars in a panic after a driver lost control of the carriage.
Birth of a Baby Sumatran Rhino Provides Hope for the Critically Endangered Species’ Future
In Indonesia, a baby Sumatran rhino was just born at a sanctuary, which is another huge win for the critically endangered species.
Message in A Bottle? Mysterious "Witch Bottles" Wash Up in Gulf of Mexico
Bottles filled with plants, sticks, and other items have been found on Gulf of Mexico shores. What are these "witch bottles" and where do they come from?
The Environmental Impact of Amazon’s Black Friday Sales, Compared to the Rest of the Year
What is Amazon's environmental impact on Black Friday? The notoriously unsustainable site's sales skyrocket during the consumer-driven holiday.
Thanksgiving Glorifies the Abhorrent Colonization of Indigenous Peoples
Thanksgiving has been observed for over 400 years — but the true story behind the holiday is far more grim. Thanksgiving is bad for a number of reasons.
These Celebs Want You to "Adopt" a Turkey — and Not Eat One — for Thanksgiving
Adopt a turkey for Thanksgiving, don't eat one — that's the message that a group of celebrities who support Farm Sanctuary are urging their fans to heed.
After a Person Dies, CDC Issues Major Fruit Recall Due to Listeria Contamination
Peaches, plums, and nectarines sold in 2022 and 2023 are part of a fruit recall due to listeria. One person died and 10 were hospitalized from the contaminated fruit.
Lab-Grown Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend — But How Are They Made?
Whether you opt for a CVD or HPHT diamond, lab-grown diamonds are cheaper, more ethical, and eco-friendly. Plus, they have the same chemical makeup as mined diamonds!
Are Franken-Opals Real? What to Know About the Lab-Created Gemstone
Lab-created, imitation, and natural gems, oh my! We're breaking down natural opals and their lab-grown counterparts — which often possess an almost identical structure.
The Unusual Phenomena of Manure Smell in 2023 — What Does It Mean? Where Is It Coming From?
If you're smelling manure in 2023, you're not alone. The stinky smell in your yard could be several factors, like fertilizer or pollution.
Carriage Driver Ian McKeever Charged in Death of Horse, Ryder — Details Here
Following the tragic death of Ryder, a carriage horse, in August 2022, former carriage driver Ian McKeever has been charged with overdriving.
Matts Creek Wildfire in Virginia Continues to Burn as Smoke and Haze Impact Air Quality
In 2023, a wildfire in Virginia dubbed the "Matts Creek wildfire" continues to burn and affect the air quality of the state. Here's what to know.
Colombia Begins Sterilizing Pablo Escobar's Hippos After They Are Declared Invasive
Late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar brought hippos to Colombia for his private zoo. Authorities struggle to decide what to do with the invasive species.