Peatónito, a self-appointed "pedestrian superhero," has been climbing on cars all over New York City.

The bull, named Morgan, may have remembered the route there from his childhood.

How a whole prehistoric subspecies came to stand in for an extremely modern type of backwardness.

Almost every Indian woman pilot will be in the sky today.

"Perfect conditions" for massive amounts of new arachnids in Sydney.

"I dream about crayons at night," one factory manager says.

An 18th-century sculptor's proto-selfies were supposed to scare off spirits, but mostly ended up ruining his reputation.

The shiny bugs emerged to mate and then perish.

Last year's lean summer means they're waking up hungry.

Animal specialists have to ignore crying babies, for their own good.

Progressive cred, theatrical candidates, and a weird, bipartisan platform–the oldest third party in the country has it all.

An end to the longest-ever stay at the International Space Station.

The portrait was meant for an official street art retrospective in France.

Sometimes, idealism (and incubation) pays off.

The Flying Scotsman was originally built in 1923, and has several speed and endurance records under its chassis.