African Grey also uses the device to play its favorite music.
— Newsweek

David Marler owns one of the most extensive collections in the world.
— rrobserver

The jaws of the ant accelerate to 200mph in 0.000015 seconds.
— National Geographic

Event made famous by John Keel's 'Mothman Prophecies.'
— Exemplore

Launched in 1977, the probe is now 11 billion miles from Earth.
— Reuters

Egyptian archaeologists have discovered the tomb of a priest dating back more than 4,400 years in the pyramid complex of Saqqara south of the capital Cairo.
— AFP

Robot soldiers will become so advanced they could develop their own moral code to violently defy orders, an AI expert claims.
— Daily Star

It was New Year's Day, 1979, when the world awoke to the news that strange lights had been spotted by six people on a plane off the New Zealand's South Island.
— New Zealand Herald

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has sent back its first photo from its new home orbiting the Sun.
— Science Alert

During a recent interview, the 'Friends' actress explained that she had been forced to call in a 'ghost whisperer'.
— Unexplained Mysteries

But a team of researchers have created a robotic eye device to potentially cure blindness.
— Daily Star

The rough diamond was unearthed at the Diavik Diamond Mine, approximately 135 miles south of the Arctic Circle in Canada’s Northwest Territories.
— Forbes.com

Since 2016, Twitter has offered advertisers the ability to see which emojis users are sending in the app.
— Mail Online

A new study has suggested that the world's largest ever shark may have been wiped out by an exploding star.
— Unexplained Mysteries

As cell-cultured meat gets closer to reality, rabbis ponder the possibility of kosher pork.
— Wall Street Journal

Report appeared on Russian state television.
— The Guardian

Solar technology depends on these elements.
— Mother Board

A short history of the quest to live forever (or at least longer.)
— Quartz

The anti-robot uprising is gaining momentum.
— The Next Web

Russian Cosmonauts collect evidence from a tiny hole in the station's hull.
— Science Alert

If this mysterious glacier were to “go bad” and eventually collapse into the ocean—it might be more than a scientific curiosity.
— Wired

The documents were provided under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) by John Greenewald, founder of The Black Vault.
— Newsweek

Included in the observations is a remarkable image of the energetic gas, or plasma, flowing out from the star.
— BBC News

Toppled by an earthquake around 225 B.C., the massive statue stood for a little more than 50 years.
— National Geographic

Khai Ho, 38-year-old self-described breatharian from Birkenhead, in the UK, claims he can last up to three months at a time on only 100 calories per week.
— Oddity Central

After a journey of more than four decades, Voyager 2 has passed beyond the sun’s influence.
— Scientific American

When storm-like blips flashed across radar in part of Illinois and Kentucky, the National Weather Service was stunned – because it wasn’t raining a drop.
— Evansville Courier & Press

The South African find is an approximately 3.67-million-year-old hominin.
— LiveScience

The icy satellites Dione and Rhea do their best impression of a snowman in a newly released photo.
— Space.com

Two mysterious videos allegedly show protected rock formations in the Utah desert being destroyed with explosives.
— Gizmodo