Birds Steal Scottish Skinny Dippers' Underwear to Line Their Nests
The dastardly thieves target socks and underwear.
The dastardly thieves target socks and underwear.
The "Pepper" bots, which can reportedly "understand" human emotions, will interact with patients.
It took three years for the message to drift more than 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocecan.
Staffers are busy moving the priceless artworks to higher ground.
The entire relocation could take until 2100.
Europe has recently been pulling out all the stops to clear up its smoggy skies.
Looks like that ship has sailed.
5. The dome was the largest ever constructed in the ancient world.
The entrance shaft to the famous Thames Tunnel was recently converted into a unique underground cultural venue.
The prop was used in the 1970 movie 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes.'
Edoardo Tresoldi's installation pays homage to the Basilica di Siponto in Puglia, which was abandoned due to earthquakes in the 13th century.
The National Day tradition harms marine animals, which swallow or get tangled up in the latex.
2. There's a reason it's nicknamed "The Venice of the North"—it has more than twice the number of bridges the Italian city does.
Royal ghosts and revenge plots not included.
Feel free to talk about everything from IKEA to Ingmar Bergman.
Two men thought connected with the theft are in police custody.
History buffs can see the military general's famous "bicorne" hat and a slew of other items at France's national army museum.
The fatty lumps aren't just gross—they're also harmful to humans and animals alike.
Gustave Eiffel used his private aerie to receive notable guests like Thomas Edison and for private reflection.
It's like baby-sitting, but instead of a kid you're watching wild yeast.
It's called "Casa del Acantilado" or the "House of the Cliffs.”
Customers can use cash or credit cards to make their delicious purchase on the fly.
The Norwegian capital is a haven for art, architecture, and music enthusiasts.
The tiny gold cross suggests that Danes might have embraced Christianity earlier than we previously thought.