Canada, the world’s second-largest country, is a land of extremes, characterised by harsh weather, vast distances, and rugged ...

Gardaí have received a new mode of transport to help in the fight against crime in Ireland: a brand-new fixed-wing aircraft. The plane, a new De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter Guardian 400, arrived ...

The Twin Valley Raiders were on the cusp of capturing their first PIAA state championship, but the Southern Lehigh Spartans stood in their way, bringing the Raiders’ run to a halt. Twin Valley fell 43 ...

Disney's "Prep & Landing: The Snowball Protocol" Tree Skirt to Little Drummer Boy: all halls have been properly decked, and the return of Disney’s “Prep & Landing” is a go. After nearly 15 years, you ...

The aircraft took off from Kathmandu Airport at 06:51 on a domestic flight to Lukla (LUA). Lukla Airport has a single runway, 06/24 which is situated at an elevation of 9380 feet. The 1600 feet long ...

A Florida sheriff's office is diving into a new kind of innovation — literally. Meet Splash, a 2-year-old otter trained to assist the Martin County Sheriff's Office in search and rescue missions by ...

Seaborne Airlines has announced the purchase of its first De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter aircraft and signed a letter of intent with CAVU Aviation Finance to acquire and finance up to three ...

MARTIN COUNTY — "Splash" is making quite the splash at the Sheriff's Office. The 2-year-old Asian small-clawed otter is trained to detect human remains in bodies of water. He's part of the Peace River ...

The last confirmed sighting of the marine mammal in question, known as Otter 841, was in May 2024. However, surfers reported multiple otter-related incidents in October 2025, suggesting she might be ...

Oct. 20 (UPI) --Visitors to a California beach are warning of an aggressive otter with a habit of stealing surfboards -- and it isn't the first time. Isabella Orduna said she was surfing Wednesday ...

Stealing surfboards, nipping feet, even chasing down surfers: “Our local sea otters—or possibly just one—are getting feisty again,” California photographer Mark Woodward tells Smithsonian magazine via ...