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'She's electric': Watch lightning strike the Statue of Liberty, emerge from her torch
A flash of lightning striking the Statue of Liberty was captured by photographer Dan Martland as a powerful storm hit the northeast this week.
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Charging elephant kills an American woman on 'bucket list trip' in Zambia
An American woman who was on what she had called her "last big trip" was killed when a charging elephant flipped over the car she was traveling in at a national park in Zambia.
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Monday’s solar eclipse path of totality may not be exact: What to do if you are on the edge
A new eclipse map projected a slight shift in the path of totality that may impact those at its edges, but NASA isn't changing its calculations.
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Ohio teacher should be fired for lying about sick days to attend Nashville concert, board says
An Ohio teacher is on brink of being terminated after her school board said she falsified sick days to attend a concert in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Students walk out of schools across Alaska to protest the governor's veto of education package
Students in Alaska's capital walked out of school Thursday and marched through the halls of the statehouse to protest Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy's latest education veto and the Legislature's failure to override it. The walkout was part of a protest organized by the executive board of the Alaska Association of Student Governments, said Felix Myers, a student organizer from Sitka. Plans called for 40-minute walkouts at schools across Alaska, with 40 representing the number of votes lawmakers
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VideoWhy Do Octopuses Tear Themselves Apart After Mating?
Octopus mothers slam themselves against rocks and eat their own arms before their eggs hatch. Scientists have discovered what leads to the self-destruction.
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Video of Python Attempting to Grab Pet Cat In Australian Backyard Is Wild
Thank goodness this poor cat is okay!
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