Turning Rough Logs Into Smooth Masterpieces Posted: February 21, 2025 | Last updated: March 8, 2025 Did you ever watched wood spin into something stunning? This is craftsmanship at its finest ...

Issac, the team’s first-round pick in the 2022 draft, had a rough spring. He came in with a sore left elbow and was mostly limited to designated hitter duty. In 11 plate appearances, he had two ...

Lindy Ruff turned 65 on Monday, so he can take his AARP card and get all those senior citizen benefits, too. As we all get older and use our wisdom to figure out life's issues, you can imagine how ...

Long snakes, small lizards and large-shelled tortoises were the stars of the weekend HERPS Exotic Reptile & Pet Show at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center. The popular event, held March 1-2, attracted ...

The specimen reveals that the plesiosaur had both smooth and scaly skin, which likely helped it swim rapidly and move along rough seabeds ... of these long-extinct reptiles." ...

Founder of Deadly Science Corey Tutt poses with his book, Deadly Reptiles, at the Taronga Zoo launch. Source: AAP / FLAVIO BRANCALEONE/AAPIMAGE A groundbreaking new children’s book is reviving ...

IT’S A VERY UNUSUAL THING. A WORKER THERE SPOTTED IT IN A BOX AND NOW AN ORGANIZATION IN BEVERLY CALLED RAINFOREST REPTILE SHOWS IS CARING FOR THE VENOMOUS SNAKE. IT’S CALLED AN ORNATE CAT ...

Stranding season peaks in late fall and early winter, when these intrepid reptiles become trapped by ... and injuries inflicted by rough waves. Thousands have been nursed back to health and ...

IF you own a dog or a cat, you’re most likely reaping the benefits of having a pet in your family. Fur babies have been credited for improving people’s mental health—they’re happier, more ...

(Submitted by Susan Keough/Canadian Coast Guard) Rough weather on Tuesday forced salvage specialists to abandon their inspection of a cargo ship that ran aground in a rocky cove along ...

The report predicted that by 2026 the market for exotic pets in China will reach 7.68 billion yuan, with a compound annual growth rate of 19.8 percent for reptiles. Turtles, snakes and geckos are ...