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Toddler Found Breathing in Hospital Morgue Hours After Being Declared Dead
Vincent Lorenzo Fiordilino was sent to a hospital morgue after a near-drowning, then found breathing hours later when medical examiners arrived.
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Gen Z Judges You by Your First Name More Than Any Other Generation, New Survey Finds
A new survey found that Gen Z is most likely to judge people by their names, while many Americans say they don’t feel connected to their own.
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4 Risky Wellness Trends Experts Say Aren’t as Healthy as They Seem
From detoxes to biohacking, experts say some popular wellness habits can push people toward extremes instead of actual health.
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Photo: Corey Ford/Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Scientists Found Antarctica’s First Dinosaur Fossil Hiding in a Museum Drawer
A tail bone collected in 1985 was finally identified as belonging to a titanosaur, helping fill a major gap in Antarctica’s dinosaur record.
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Photo: draskovic / Getty Images Scientists Found Flesh-Eating Superworms Can Clean Skeletons for Museums
Researchers found that superworms can strip tissue from animal carcasses quickly while leaving delicate bones mostly intact.
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Photo: FAN, Z., KAI, K., SONG, K. et al. / Nature Communications Scientists Made Tiny Diving Suits for Cockroaches So They Can Help in Search-and-Rescue Missions
Researchers built oxygen backpacks that let cyborg cockroaches move underwater, potentially helping them search flooded disaster zones.
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Spider Fangs May Have Started With a 518-Million-Year-Old Sea Creature, According to Scientists
A fossil from China’s Chengjiang beds may show the earliest known chelicerae, the mouthparts that later evolved into spider fangs and scorpion pincers.
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The FDA Just Approved Medical Maggots for Wound Care. Here’s What That Means for Medicine.
Cuprina’s MEDIFLY Maggots use sterile Australian sheep blowfly larvae to remove dead tissue from non-healing wounds.
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Yana Iskayeva/Getty Images Men Who Sit Too Much May Have Weaker Mitochondria, New Research Suggests
Researchers found sedentary men produced less cellular energy, burned less fat, and showed signs of weaker mitochondrial function.
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Everything We Know About the Couple Arrested After Getting Engaged on Top of the Empire State Building
Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus allegedly climbed the Empire State Building’s spire, unfurled a banner, and were taken into custody after descending.
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Fitness Influencer Says Gate Agent Told Her She Looked ‘Naked’ and Made Her Cover Up Before Boarding Flight
Edda Elisa Pilz says she was required to zip up a jacket over her sports bra and cycling shorts before being allowed onto the flight.
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Fart Fetish Content Is the Fastest-Growing Kink of 2026, According to a New Report
Data shows fart-related content has more than doubled in sales, making it one of the fastest-growing fetish categories worldwide.
