The alligator spotted on Belle Isle is named Fáfnir and is now residing at Great Lakes Serpentarium in Westland.

As Florida's nesting season draws to a close, sea turtles have broken records both with the number of nests built and hatchlings.

Pulling into a gas station usually means grabbing a quick snack and getting back on the road, but one stop in the United States has turned that ritual into something closer to a tourist attraction.

Brazil has unveiled the world's largest biofactory dedicated to breeding mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria, an innovative method poised to safeguard an estimated 140 million people from ...

The pizza capital of the United States just baked itself into the Guinness World Record books. It took 10,000 slices, 4,525 revelers, and four hours on Friday afternoon for New Haven to be officially ...

Scientists studying the world’s largest river turtles, a South American species that grows to a length of nearly a meter, or 3 feet, have found the largest nesting aggregation ever recorded. Using ...

Want to see a gator in Georgia? Then, here's the most alligator filled places you should head to in the state. World Atlas released this list highlighting swamps, rivers, and lakes filled with this ...

American alligators are the largest species of reptile in North America, and Louisiana has one of the largest alligator populations in the U.S. Alligators are equipped with short, thick appendages ...

Mixue Ice Cream & Tea, a Chinese ice cream and boba chain whose more than 45,000 locations make it the largest fast-food chain on the planet, is set to open its first outlet in the U.S. at 266 Canal ...

The second annual World Bourbon Toast will occur on Sept. 14 at the Bourbon & Beyond Music Festival in Louisville. Participants can join the toast virtually by tuning into the livestream on the ...

In a shallow, shady, pebbly stream in North Georgia, Thomas Floyd trudges through waist-deep water. He reaches the middle of the stream and begins yanking a black milk crate out of the silt. “There ...