Finally, a politician I fully agree with.

Migrants in the hotel, under Rishi's management

Child locked in cage; others abused

Megascolides australis is a species of earthworm that on average, reaches a length of 3 feet and is found in, you guessed it. Australia

He couldn't figure out which way to run

What about it?

He was not injured

Black Bear starting a bluff charge Sunday morning on my hike

You look up and see this

Chicken-and-Waffle-Induced Cardiac Arrest

Hard nope.

26-inch thick armor from Japanese Yamato class battleship, pierced by a US Navy 16-inch gun

The 'Tree of Life'

What about it?

Washington State’s ‘Tree Of Life’ Olympic National Park’s Tree of Life seems to defy all logic. The grand Sitka spruce sits almost in midair with all of its roots exposed and hanging below. Perched between two steep slopes, the tree holds on by only a few of its roots while the rest hang below, inexplicably staying standing and gaining enough nutrients to not only survive but to fully thrive. As a Sitka, it is the largest type of spruce, and its wide and tall trunk leads to a lively and green group of leaves — all without any soil to support this growth.