Unusual

It may look like silky strands of hair, but it's actually part of a volcano after an eruption -- and it can be quite dangerous.

The large statue was delivered Saturday to Tesla's Austin headquarters in an event dubbed “Goatsgiving" by the creators of the cryptocurrency Elon GOAT.

One witness said he saw the door falling from the sky, but his family had trouble believing him.

“Nothing ruins a holiday party quite like a warm beer,” Coors Lights shared in its press release unveiling the new nail polish.

The Atlanta airport’s so-called "Beagle Brigade" found a stash of prohibited items coming in from overseas including a massive invasive snail, which agricultural officials consider among the most destructive.

“We have discovered an amazing number of potentially new species living in this remote marine park,” the institute’s chief scientist Dr. Tim O’Hara said.

The man, who became known as Sir Alfred, lived for 18 years in Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport and loosely inspired the Steven Spielberg film “The Terminal."

Sometimes people need a friendly reminder not to use illegal narcotics and definitely not to purchase wildlife from a gas station.

The case relates to six incidents in Kent, during which diggers were used in an attempt to remove cash machines and the money they contained from the walls of businesses.

“It became clear that the specimen was unlike any species paleontologists had seen before,” geology professor Scott Persons told FOX Television Stations.

Velma D. Hendrix was elected mayor of Melville, Louisiana, in 2018.

‘Mr. Li’ claimed his multimillion-dollar prize in a yellow mascot costume, according to the Guangxi Welfare Lottery.

The North Carolina restaurant said employees tried to explain to the woman how barbecuing works.

Nash Johnson was taught to work hard and save money to get what he wants, according to his mother.

The Sonoran Desert toad, also known as the Colorado River toad, secretes toxins that can make people sick and even kill a full-grown dog, officials say.

Poor weather conditions forced a legendary photographer to leave his belongings behind including cameras, on a glacier in 1937. This past August, a team worked to uncover the 85-year-old cache.