Heart Health

While enjoying a family trip to Ocean City, Maryland, Roxanne Flanagan was startled by her daughter’s panicked screams coming from the shoreline. “I ran down there to see what was going on,” Flanagan stated. “As I’m running, all I hear is her screaming, ‘It’s a snake! It’s a snake!’ And I’m thinking, ‘It’s probably just a stick that washed up.’” But her daughter wasn’t … [Read more...] about Little girl spots suspicious “stick” at beach – then it moves

For all of us animal-lovers we love our furry friends whatever they may be. But that’s not to say that they all make great pets. Even though we talk about being kind to animals and helping those in danger, there are some animal heroes out there who dedicate their lives to helping animals in need. Eric Hertlein’s grandma is well known in her Kansas town for offering stray … [Read more...] about Grandma takes care of homeless “cat” – grandson dies of laughter when he realizes what it really is

Mexico City has one of the highest number of street dogs in the world. According to statistics, over a million homeless dogs walk the streets of the massive city – all of whom desperately try to survive, despite having so little love or care. That was exactly the predicament for this stray dog. In his case, however, he was fortunate enough to get a second chance in life – … [Read more...] about Street dog covered with tumors is close to death – then an animal lover proves that angels exist

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