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In 2018, a gas pipeline company took an easement across a Virginia family's 560-acre property on Bent Mountain. After years of fighting over compensation, the family won a $523,000 jury award—but the company kept its right to use the land.
Dengue cases have fallen by about 70 percent in the parts of Singapore where the government releases mosquitoes on purpose. It breeds 5 million males a week, none of which bite, and the females they mate with lay eggs that never hatch.
Five species of wrasse fish in the western Atlantic have been filmed selecting a specific rock or coral slab as an anvil, smashing shellfish against it, and switching anvils depending on the prey — the first video evidence of the behavior in the western Atlantic, extending a foraging technique already known among Indo-Pacific fish to a new ocean basin
American states are holding tens of billions of dollars in forgotten bank accounts, uncashed cheques and insurance payouts, and anyone can search their name for free to see whether some of that money belongs to them
