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UK police raid on suspected cannabis factory finds cryptocurrency mining operation instead

The body of an eight-year-old being pulled from a crocodile's stomach after it swallowed him whole while he swam in an Indonesian river

Paul Grisham forgot he lost it until rediscovery during demolition work at McMurdo base.

The 'Tiger King' star agreed to support legislation to end private ownership of big cats

New Zealand is an exciting country in the South Pacific. It offers beautiful beaches, high mountains, amazing scenery and unique animal life. There are many exciting facts about this country that will make you eager to visit New Zealand at the first opportunity.

Mantana Dao Pibul was playing on the beach during a getaway when she found the unusual mineral in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, Thailand, on February 22.

It happened in Camden, Alabama, and a video of the snake fight was posted on Facebook by the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division. “This is what happens when you bring a copperhead to a kingsnake fight,” the Alabama state agency wrote.

This is the moment an 11-year-old Florida girl fought off a knife-wielding pedophile who had leapt from his van to try to abduct her.

An Italian man is to leave the island he has lived on for more than 30 years after pressure from authorities.

China's plan to build its way out of the pandemic is pushing its carbon emissions to record highs, new research has found.

A freezing air mass from the Arctic Circle is pushing downwards through Alaska to the Midwest and East Coast of the US.

Lovely Peaches has been arrested for cruelty to animals. The Tiktoker, real name Brittany Johnson, was booked in Georgia on Friday, after she allegedly posted videos of herself abusing her six-month-old puppy Max.

India has reported more than 8,800 cases of deadly "black fungus" in a growing epidemic of the disease.

Earth's magnetic poles flipped 42,000 years ago, which may have triggered a global climate crisis, a new study found.

Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club, with a spinning disco ball casting rainbow colors on the walls but more lights turned on than usual, was an unconventional site for a walk-in vaccination clinic. But as government officials and health workers try to address the slowing demand for COVID-19 vaccines, they’re increasingly turning to creative ways to incentivize people to show up and get a shot.