Reports of beachings are sadly not uncommon, but experts struggle to explain why marine mammals strand themselves either deliberately or inadvertently.
Author: Eric Lagatta, USA TODAY
Remains of German climber who went missing in 1986 found on Swiss Alps as glaciers melt
Climbers hiking near Switzerland’s famous Matterhorn mountain in the Alps came across human remains of a German climber who went missing in 1986.
2 arrested after a boat that ran out of fuel in Florida had 23 Cuban migrants aboard
The arrests of two men on human-smuggling allegations comes amid a growing crisis in the U.S. as people flee economic hardship on the island nation.
Witnesses call for increased military transparency on UFOs during hearing: ‘Long overdue’
House lawmakers convened a hearing as bipartisan pressure mounts for more transparency regarding UFOs. Here’s what the witnesses said.
NYC crane collapses after catching fire in Manhattan, videos show
Videos posted to Twitter on Wednesday morning showed a crane collapsing after catching fire in New York City.
After 40 years, a teenage victim of the Midwest’s ‘interstate’ serial killer is identified
17-year-old Keith Lavell Bibbs of Chicago is the final of four males to be identified as victims of the “highway killer” buried on an Indiana farm.
Researchers discover mysterious interstellar radio signal reaching Earth: “Extraordinary”
Believed to be coming from 15,000 light years away, the signal has been occurring at intervals and for a period of time thought to be impossible.
Old men near the sea: See video of over 100 Ernest Hemingway look-alikes gather in Key West
Ernest Hemingway may command few literary equals, but it turns out bearing a passing resemblance to the famed novelist can be more easily achieved.
Let’s go party … in space? First Barbie dolls to fly in space debut at Smithsonian museum
The highly-anticipated movie starring Margot Robbie isn’t the only “Barbie” to make its premiere this week.
New millipede species with 486 legs discovered near Los Angeles
First found in 2018 near Los Angeles, the millipede serves as proof to scientists that new species can still be uncovered in our own backyard.