The pint-sized bovine is so miniscule in stature that it is a possible contender for the world's smallest cow.
Cases of unexplained illness among US diplomats are now being investigated by the authorities in Austria.
An entrepreneur from Guatemala has found a rather unique (and dangerous) way to cook pizza.
A book written 70 years ago by German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun made a rather striking prediction.
A woman in Ohio ended up crashing her car at 190km/h after relying on divine intervention to steer the vehicle.
Brazil's divisive leader Jair Bolsonaro is in hospital after suffering from incurable hiccups lasting several days.
In a new documentary, the late singer's dad Mitch maintains that his daughter still visits him at night.
Dozens of people died in northern India at the weekend by a spate of lightning strikes that hammered the region.
A paratrooper has miraculously survived after his parachute failed to open correctly during a jump.
Esteemed designer Thierry Gaugain has designed an opulent 'palace on wheels' for those who can afford it.
The online giant's next 'Echo' device will reportedly be capable of actively monitoring your sleeping habits.
The entrepreneur and founder of Virgin Galactic soared into the heavens today aboard the VSS Unity.
Ice isn't exactly known for its flexibility, which makes this latest achievement particularly impressive.
Drawn by the Maestro himself, the small sketch of a bear's head has sold for a record-breaking sum.
Once the poster child for endangered species, China's giant panda has been doing well in recent years.
After having a near-death experience in 1998, Bill Wiese awoke with some rather disturbing recollections.
Declassified UFO files from Australia make reference to some rather strange extraterrestrial encounters.
From Bigfoot on the Moon to the face of Jesus in a piece of toast - why do we see faces where none exist ?
An analysis of diamonds from Earth's distant past has revealed the presence of volatile gases crucial for life.
Scientists are still investigating exactly what flattened part of the Siberian wilderness back in 1908.