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Tahlequah is a wild orca belonging to the Southern Resident killer whale population. She gained international recognition in 2018 when she maintained her dead calf’s body for seventeen days and travelled over one thousand miles across the Pacific Ocean. This behavior highlighted the severe challenge...

The 2014 National Corvette Museum sinkhole was a dramatic event involving the collapse of a large hole beneath the museum’s showroom in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Eight Corvettes, including several rare and historically significant models from 2014, fell into the void. The incident garnered internatio...

Benny is a beluga whale famously sighted feeding in the River Thames in the United Kingdom during 2018, drawing significant attention from the British public.

Forming in Florida in 1981, the Winter Park sinkhole swallowed a public swimming pool, two businesses, and a Porsche dealership, becoming a major urban geological disaster.

Ted Drewes Frozen Custard is a legendary St. Louis dessert stand established in 1929, famous for its "concrete" frozen custard treats.

All-white humpback whale first documented off eastern Australia in 1991, one of the only known leucistic humpbacks and a widely recognized individual tracked by researchers.

Southern Resident orca separated from his pod around 2001 in Nootka Sound, British Columbia, who lived alone for years and died in a boat propeller accident in 2006.

Pierre was an African Penguin at the California Academy of Sciences who notably wore a custom neoprene wetsuit in 2007 to survive a life-threatening molt.

A Gary Player-designed course at Sun City, South Africa, famous for its 13th hole water hazard inhabited by live Nile crocodiles.

Johann Pachelbel composed this Baroque chamber piece around 1690, renowned for its iconic, continuously repeating bass line and harmonic progression.