Triassic Park might be a better name for Petrified Forest National Park given that the petrified trees, fossils, and technicolor landforms were originally created during the Triassic Period, about 225 ...

Mississippi lawmakers are considering naming a new state vegetable. What do you think it should be? House Bill 287 aims to name sweet potatoes the state veggie, and the House voted with only two ...

See fossilized wood on the Escalante-Petrified Forest State Park Trail. Within your first few steps on the trail, you arrive at the first stop of this interpretive hike. If you’re interested in ...

THIS is the shocking moment an alligator was found stuck in a frozen lake as a bitter freeze struck across the Deep South. A surprise wave of extremely rare freezing temperatures across the US ...

BEAUFORT, S.C. – “See you later, alligator!” is often a phrase used in a rhyming scheme to say goodbye to someone in a fun way, but for an alligator in South Carolina, and many across the ...

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WFLA) — An alligator appeared to be frozen while lounging in a pond earlier this week in South Carolina. The video appears to show the gator frozen in time, as its head peaks ...

“The irony is not lost on anyone that Ms. Lively is so petrified of the truth that she has moved to gag it,” Freedman said in a statement to Page Six. “The immense power that she wielded in ...

The gators “poke their heads through the ice” to take “about one breath every minute,” Gary Saurage said on Instagram See you later, frozen alligator! In an Instagram post shared by Gator ...

An alligator-like reptile has found a new home after city staff discovered it had been living in a Toronto residence for over a decade, contrary to the city's bylaws. Toronto Animal Services ...

The dog appeared petrified and was cowering in the corner of the enclosure which was littered with faeces, some of which had dried white and some of which was mouldy. "It smelt incredibly strongly ...

BEAUFORT, S.C. – "See you later, alligator!" is often a phrase used in a rhyming scheme to say goodbye to someone in a fun way, but for an alligator in South Carolina, and many across the Deep South, ...