Scientists Clone Frog that Upchucks Its Offspring Back from Extinction
Why this frog in particular? Difficult to say.
Why this frog in particular? Difficult to say.
What do you do if you’re in a spelling bee, you spell a word correctly, but the judges claim you spelled it wrong?
You’d think after being declared Bishop of Rome and worldwide leader of the Catholic Church that a little something like a hotel bill might escape notice.
In the spirit of wacky White House petitions, it’s time to add one for a “National Dinosaur Clone Park” to the list.
For decades, the premise of Nintendo’s iconic arcade game was fixed in stone: a squat, mustachioed plumber leaps barrels and dodges fireballs to save a damsel from a giant gorilla. For Mike Mika’s daughter, that wasn’t good enough
Broadcast television, meet uncanny valley: A Danish television channel says that it accidentally used an image from a computer game as the backdrop to a news report about Syria.
A 63-year-old man who was asked to leave a Dunkin’ Donuts in Connecticut later returned to the eatery –– with an ax.
What if Jimi Hendrix’s Are You Experienced? had been a business self-help book spun off a reality TV show titled “The Experience”?
Forget the debate over gun control for a moment: How would you feel if your city suddenly made it illegal not to own a firearm?
It looks like the remnants of a LEGO video game smashup superimposed over dreary reality: a major debris field of tiny plastic LEGO bricks strewn across a West Virginia highway, shutting it down and causing serious delays.
What might you do if a churning black cloud rising over the horizon turned out to be tens of millions of flying insects headed straight for you?
A Boston-area woman claims FedEx mistakenly delivered a package of marijuana to her door — and the intended recipients came looking for it