A craft lover from Slovenia turns Easter eggs into miniature works of art using a mix of traditional and modern techniques. Sanja Rauter spent weeks between March and early April 2025 creating dozens ...

Something ancient still walks the world’s shorelines—creatures with armored shells and spiky tails that seem plucked from the ...

NECESSITY Barking brilliant Dogs big and small — and their humans, too — are welcome today at the Ballymaloe Grainstore in Cork, to which the Dogs’ Day Out returns. Agility courses, expert ...

Credit: Philadelphia Zoo “This is a monumental achievement for our animal care team that worked diligently to provide the right conditions for Mommy to lay her eggs and for the eggs to incubate ...

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A free exhibition that tells the story of the south of England, from Jurassic dinosaurs through to early humans, has opened. The University of Southampton's Hidden in Stone, which features a cast ...

Today, the art form includes writing pysanka, a prayer or story on the egg, and has been adopted by many cultures outside Ukraine. “The process is difficult at the beginning if a person has never done ...

As the failed usurper Bonnie Prince Charlie hid out from the British army on the Scottish island of Skye in 1746, he was quite literally walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs. There’s a point on ...

The pair may lay up to five eggs. In the Midwest, falcons typically lay their eggs in 48-72 hour intervals, so the DNR said viewers can watch the FalconCam for a second egg within the next few days.

Since the start of the year, more than 30 million egg-laying chickens have been killed to reduce the spread of the bird flu, and the USDA is planning to invest another $1 billion on top of the ...

an exhibition of 100 eggs across the city. The free art trail, in aid of Asian wildlife charity Elephant Family, and in partnership with Clarence Court, runs from March 24 to April 27.

Does the U.S. administration have egg on their faces? Well, probably not literally, since they likely can't afford to waste a mouthful these days. But amid an outbreak of bird flu in laying hens that ...