The 🐻 take the ice ahead of tonight's Game 6 of the Calder Cup Finals vs. Coachella Valley (the puck dropped at 7 p.m.) Will Hershey end the series tonight and win the championship for the second straight year?!? 🏆 Check back later for story + photos (Video courtesy of Dave Bohr)
Turn the car around. A 15-foot-long Burmese python was captured crossing the road in Everglades National Park in Florida.
Wearing the memory of his father
Northeastern senior Neisen Taylor has struggled with anxiety and depression since his father's death. But opening up about his healing journey has helped him and inspired others. Read more: https://bit.ly/3T1hEmc
See White Bengal Tigers up close at central Pa. sanctuary
The range of species at T&D Cats of the World is mind-boggling.
White tigers. Himalayan black bears. Coyotes. New Guinea singing dogs. Lions. Macaques. Otters. ...
The Mattive family cares for these animals with only three adults, part-time volunteers, donations, summer tour proceeds and neighborly goodwill. Read more: https://bit.ly/3RufiLj
Which YAIAA football teams end Friday night with the win? Sports reporters Matt Allibone and Shelly Stallsmith (with special guest photographer Dan Rainville) make their Week 5 predictions tonight on Twitter Spaces. You can join the conversation, too, live at 7 p.m. -->
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Rising sea levels may not have impacted them in life, but inhabitants of a New England coastal cemetery were slipping underwater in death.
Read the story here: https://bit.ly/3BXk1AB
Nause Waiwash Chief Donna Abbott talks about how climate change threatens the culture and traditions of the tribe on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Read about how the small indigenous tribe is coping with a changing environment in its traditional trapping ground: https://bit.ly/3RTtjmC
Royal right arm? A royal fan paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II by getting a tattoo of the monarch on his arm at a parlor in Chessington, England. (Storyful video)
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captures images of thousands of never-before-seen young stars in the Tarantula Nebula.