A polar bear delighted zoo visitors after turning a donated kayak into an oversized toy at the Memphis Zoo in Memphis, Tennessee. Recently released video shows Koda the polar bear batting, pouncing on ...

“We believe great public artworks shouldn’t return to storage — they deserve to find permanent homes where they can continue to inspire,” said the spokesperson. “Just as importantly, living artists ...

Britt Hertz follows a towering giant as he fearlessly tackles delicate and highly technical gymnastics skills designed for smaller athletes. Coffee linked to significant new side effect, says massive ...

As Brenda Andrew sat quietly in an Oklahoma courtroom, a prosecutor held up a pair of her thong underwear for jurors. Would a grieving widow really wear such a sexy undergarment, he asked them? The ...

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 has given a second season order to A Woman of Substance, its most-streamed drama since It’s a Sin. The renewal comes more than 40 years after the iconic original, an adaptation of ...

Ajay Narendra, Pranav Joshi, Daniele Liprandi, Gregory J Anderson, Jonas Wolff, CC BY There’s more than one way a spider can spin its web. Some construct large vertical orb webs, while others build ...

“What’s wrong with this picture?” one might ask oneself at the beginning of “A Woman of Substance.” And one would mean it literally. The aerial shot of a traffic jam in ’70s Manhattan looks like some ...

Scientists have discovered a “ballista spider” that builds a spring-powered silk trap designed specifically to catch aggressive green tree ants. The ant unknowingly triggers the mechanism itself, ...

Though based on a 1979 Barbara Taylor Bradford novel, the new eight-episode British series “A Woman of Substance” nonetheless feels more like “Downton Abbey” meets “Dynasty.” In a good way, let me ...

A newly discovered spider in Australia builds a snare trap designed to catch a single species of ant, which launches the prey into its web with a g-force that would kill a human. Researchers have ...

Named for an ancient Roman crossbow-like weapon, the newly found “ballista” spider uses a springy snare to catch prey. By K. R. Callaway In the dead of night, a predator lays its traps in the ...