Новости за 16.03.2020

An Indian Forest Service official shared video of a pair of tigers blocking the path of an official's vehicle while on patrol in a wooded area.

A Virginia woman received 1 million extra reasons to celebrate when she scored a lottery jackpot on her birthday.

Transgender adults who undergo gender-affirming surgery may first begin questioning their biological sex as early as age 7, a new study has found.

The central logistics system of the F-35 fighter plane needs a complete redesign, the General Accountability Office said on Monday after an investigation.

Initial trials of a vaccine to protect against COVID-19 started Monday with the first participant being given a dose of the investigational shot, officials with the U.S. National Institutes of Health announced.

Wildlife rescuers in India said it took about five hours to rescue a baby elephant that fell into a ditch in a forest area.

New evidence shows that a ball sport was played in Mexico's highlands in 1374 B.C., earlier than previously thought, according to researchers.

An Austrian pilot used his flight path to send a safety message amid the coronovirus outbreak: "Stay home."

The U.S. European Command's participation in Defender-Europe 20 will be curtailed, the command announced Monday, altering plans for 20,000 U.S. soldiers to demonstrate the Army's ability to rapidly deploy a large force.

Researchers have discovered a unique petroglyph, depicting what appears to be a six-legged mantis-man, at the Teymareh rock art site in Iran.

People who don't know they have the new coronavirus may be unintentionally driving the spread of it, a new analysis published in the journal Science suggests.

Animal rescuers in India got creative with a rope ladder and a cot to rescue a leopard that fell into a deep well.

A horse fled during an equestrian tournament in Russia and was caught on video bucking its jockey, leaving the track and wandering the nearby streets.

New research suggests Earth's early magnetic field may have been generated by the liquid portion of the young planet's mantle.

A hard hat that fell into the Mississippi River in 2015 is being mailed back to its owner after being found 4,300 miles away on a beach in Ireland.

The Shedd Aquarium took advantage of being closed amid coronavirus fears by allowing a group of penguins to tour the facility and visit other exhibits.

Setting goals post-retirement may help protect against cognitive decline, according to a study comparing women who disengaged from careers with those that continued to work.