Deforestation has decimated the territories of uncontacted and isolated tribes in the Amazon — of which at least 100 remain. Unfortunately, they just mistakenly killed one of their biggest advocates.

Kaavan arrived at Marghazar Zoo from Sri Lanka in 1985 and has spent most of his captivity there alone.

The telescope's 3,200 megapixel camera is so powerful that it could spot a golfball from 15 miles away.

Recovered surveillance footage showed a pyrotechnic device being ignited at El Dorado Ranch Park and adults scrambling for water bottles to douse the resulting flames.

For 15 years, photographer Drew Gardner has been recreating some of history's most iconic portraits using the subjects' great-grandchildren.

Jessica Krug taught both African and Latin American studies, all while claiming to be Black and Caribbean herself.

Sir John Franklin's expedition to the Northwest Passage was derailed by poisoning, murder, and cannibalism after his ships became trapped in Arctic ice.

After decades of speculation that the town's first mayor had his heart removed and entombed within this monument, the people of Verviers were proven right.

Both the LAPD and FBI have since launched investigations to find out who exactly was manning the jetpack — and how they managed to reach 3,000 feet.

Now that researchers have discovered this remarkable dog species isn't extinct, they plan to breed them to make sure they don't disappear for good.

Though Lake Charles officials voted in favor of keeping the 105-year-old Confederate monument, the Category 4 storm ripped it from its pedestal.