After trying for years, a hunter finally gets his chance at a big grizzly bear in the snowy mountains. After killing two bears, it charges him next.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

And as “Yellowjackets” heads into its third season, we’re closer to discovering the mechanics of the girls’ wilderness cult ...

Early Europeans known as the Magdalenians celebrated by removing the ears of their enemies, scooping out their brains, and ...

NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF DEC. 17, 2003 In a move that finally may end the search for a new site and buy time for the preservationists who want to save the former City Hall/Opera House, ...

but doesn’t rule out others. Don’t be offended if your pet load didn’t make the cut. Hogs are not bulletproof, and the simple truth is that anyone can kill pigs with any respectable deer ...

The prevailing belief has been that selective breeding enhances a dog’s ability to perform specific tasks, but new research challenges this assumption, at least when it comes to skills associated with ...

You may need to treat a cut in your mouth after playing sports, biting your cheek while eating, or due to another common injury encountered in day-to-day life. Bleeding, along with symptoms of pain ...

The first Crystal Skull is found on the roof of a building, immediately after you obtain the first Lives of the Thousand Gods upgrade. You will see it, the blue glowing object, if you look out ...

The province is waging an "all-out war" against the disability community, says the AUPE, whose members are staging information pickets to alert the public, including an event in Red Deer held on ...

You can also get rid of ancillary expenses, such as professional attire and grooming, lunches out and pet care. Deciding which expense to cut first in retirement largely depends on your personal ...

Image source, Bristol Zoo Project Deer one: Staff at Bristol Zoo Project ... The city has many stories associated with folk who flew the skull and crossbones from their ships.