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A 52-year-old South Carolina man, Eric Slate, died from “multiple blunt force injuries” after a suspected altercation with a kangaroo at a children’s petting zoo in Horry County. The tragic incident unfolded at 5 Star Farms, where Slate, the brother of zoo owner Robert Slate, frequently entered an enclosure to “roughhouse” with a kangaroo named Jack. According to local … [Read more...] about U.S. Man Died of ‘Blunt Force Injuries’ After Suspected Fight With Kangaroo

Despite 71% of Earth being covered by water, humans have visually explored a shockingly tiny 0.001% of the ocean floor. Yes, that’s all. Out of 43,000 recorded deep-sea dives since 1958, we’ve only managed to examine an area just slightly larger than Rhode Island — a mere 1,476 square miles. A recent study conducted by the Ocean Discovery League, in collaboration with the … [Read more...] about Humans Have Only Seen 0.001% of the Seafloor. We Have No Idea What’s Down There

Black bears are incredible creatures in their natural habitat — both powerful and majestic. That’s why it’s so heartbreaking to witness them suffer, wasting away to the point of near starvation. In December 2024, animal experts at Gold Country Wildlife Rescue (GCWR) in North Auburn, California, received word of a tragic case. Though they were no strangers to … [Read more...] about Orphaned, hairless and afraid: Now this black bear is unrecognizable

After nearly four decades shrouded in mystery, the bust of The Doors' Jim Morrison, stolen from Père Lachaise cemetery, has finally resurfaced. The marble sculpture, once a key fixture atop the iconic musician’s grave in Paris, was found 37 years later—in a place and manner no one expected. The discovery came not during a search for stolen art, but amid a completely … [Read more...] about Jim Morrison’s Stolen Gravesite Statue Finally Found

In the quiet English countryside of 1967, British photographer John Drysdale found himself at the center of an incident that would forever be etched into the annals of wildlife photography. Drysdale, known for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects, was meticulously photographing a group of kangaroos – fascinating creatures not native to England, but thriving within … [Read more...] about Kangaroo Attacks Photographer, And Then Proceeds To Comfort Him