Drug Cartels Are Taking Over the Tortilla Business in Mexico
Tortillas are eaten most days by the majority of Mexicans, particularly the poor, but corn in Mexico has never been just food.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen denies buying Facebook likes
Cambodia’s Prime Minister has denied buying fake likes for his Facebook page, after the opposition leader accused him of artificially boosting his popularity.
Meet Dindim, the Penguin Who Returns to His Human Soulmate Every Year
Four years ago, Joao Pereira de Souza, 71, found a South American Magellanic penguin covered in oil and starving on a beach on an island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro. A friendship was born.
Scientists Tweak Genes and Grow a Dinosaur Leg on a Chicken
Scientists Tweak Genes and Grow a Dinosaur Leg on a Chicken by Jessica Hall his just in from the what-could-possibly-go-wrong department: Scientists from the Universidad …
Watch Out! Cyclists Chased by an Ostrich
As cyclists one pre-race ride in South Africa, they get chased by an ostrich, who have no trouble keeping pace with the bikes.
Dogs Are on Our Side in the Fight Against the Robot Uprising
When the robots take over, after being knocked around one too many times, it’s good to know that man’s best friend will apparently stand bravely at our sides to ward off the impending revolution.