The Heartbreaking Case of a Monkey With a Disabled Baby
The mother capuchin mother carried the baby for several hours after it died from a fall, having been unable to cling to her back.
TECHNOLOGY
California Drought Status Looks Very Different After Extreme Rain and Snow
Over 50 percent of the state is now either experiencing no drought, or falls into the "abnormally dry" category.
Funniest and Most Shocking Animal Videos on World Wildlife Day
From dolphins and dogs becoming friends to bears enjoying fast food, celebrate wildlife's wonderful peculiarities with these videos.
'We Are Not Alone': How James Webb Telescope Is Hunting down Alien Worlds
We have found over 5,000 exoplanets so far outside of our solar system, and the James Webb Telescope will help scientists find planets with atmospheres.
Facts About the Mississippi River
The Mississippi River is the second longest river in the U.S., and over 30 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces drain into it.
California Reservoir Water Levels Before and After Winter Storm
"I think we can safely say we are in very good shape compared to last year," Jeff Mount, from the Public Policy Institute of California, told Newsweek.
U.S. Snow Cover Map After Epic Snowfall Hits California
Before and after pictures from space show how California was blanketed white after strong snow fall.
John Kerry's Dead Zone Warning: 'Nothing Lives There'
"The ocean is life itself. That life is being threatened because of the very reckless and careless activities of human beings," the U.S. envoy for climate told Newsweek.
Deadly Venomous Spiders Found in Bags of Grocery Store Grapes
This is the second time in five days that a redback spider was reportedly found in a product from the supermarket chain.
'Deplorable' Home Zoo Full of Wild Animals Found in Ohio
Over 50 animals, including a bearded dragon and endangered turtles, were all covered in filth or feces, according to local authorities.
Insomnia Feeds on You Trying to Get Sleep
Hard work is usually seen as a virtue. But, when it comes to trying to sleep, putting in too much effort often backfires, researcher Jade Wu told Newsweek.
Happy Alligator in 'Food Coma' with Feather on Snout Delights Onlookers
The alligator appears to be missing part of its tail, which experts say could have resulted from a fight with another alligator, or from being hit by a car.
Turkey Earthquake Will Give Clues about the next Big One at San Andreas
The earthquake in Turkey has magnitude of 7.8, and is estimated to have killed at least 11,000 people.
Over 100 Venomous Portuguese Man O' War Wash Up on Florida Beach
"I've seen Portuguese man of war on the beach before, but not to a scale like this," Florida resident, Victoria Larkin, told Newsweek.
Why Increased Snowpack May Not Help Lake Mead Water Levels
Snowpack may be used to fill Lake Powell rather than Lake Mead, as officials try to plan the future of the drying up reservoirs.
