The number of children dying in America is rising and safety of children, as always, have been a major concern for parents and caregivers. According to children’s safety organization Safe Kids Worldwide, One Child Dies Every Three Weeks from a TV Tipping Over, and there was 12,801 injuries over a span of ten years. Prevention is a focus of Safe ... Read More »
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By Bethany Wivell The opportunity to dine outside is much sought after in the UK, especially as the window of opportunity is so small (we can hardly call what we get ‘Summer’). As a result, some of London’s top restaurants are offering diners a little slice of heaven with a terrace they can enjoy all year round and without the ... Read More »
Moving home is often stressful and sometimes positively traumatic. The last time Ndeze and Ndakasi moved it was horrifying. The two mountain gorilla babies had just been orphaned, their parents murdered in a dispute that led to the sacking of the director of Virunga National Park in eastern Congo. One of the orphan’s fathers, Senkwekwe, became internationally famous as pictures ... Read More »
The story of this little kitty’s adoption began in Lakewood but spanned the world, virtually speaking, before she found a home just a few miles away, via Reddit.com, a social news aggregator. It began with Sandra Lawrence. She is a Redditor, as Reddit’s regular contributors and readers identify themselves. Checking the news on Reddit is one of the first things ... Read More »
White stags have long been associated with mythology and legend, an elusive yet magnificent beast. King Arthur was left frustrated by his attempts to capture one, as were the Kings and Queens of Narnia, who chased the creature through the woods and found themselves tumbling out of a wardrobe. But photographer Ken Grindle has managed to get a little bit ... Read More »
We’ve all heard of the missile gap during the Cold War. This week we learned of another gap between Russia and the United States — a sea lion gap. Gennady Matishov, the director of the Murmansk Marine Biology Institute in northern Russia, told the Russian newspaper Izvestia that Russia needs to catch up to the United States when it comes ... Read More »
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