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ANIMALS: Second Giraffe Calf Welcomed at Monarto Zoo May 041:57
A newborn giraffe was discovered on May 4 by keepers at Monarto Zoo, who had been monitoring mum Kinky for days awaiting the birth. The sex of the giraffe, the second born at the zoo in the past two weeks, is not yet known. In a press release, zookeeper Matt Brewer said: "Kinky had been keeping us on our toes waiting for her labour; we had a few false alarms. ?It was definitely a nice surprise to discover her little one this morning already up and about and having a drink. Kinky is a wonderful mum and is sticking close to her baby and tending to its every need. It?s really exciting to have two calves so close in age so they can play and explore together.? Credit: Zoos SA via Storyful
SPACE: NASA's Cassini Spacecraft 'Grand Finale' Dives Offer Closest Looks Yet at Saturn April 261:14
NASA?s Cassini spacecraft made its first ?Grand Finale? dive past Saturn on Wednesday, April 26, transmitting back to earth images showing the planet?s atmosphere closer than ever before seen. These raw images are the first from Cassini?s final act, when it dives into the planet on September 17. Cassini launched from Cape Canaveral on October 15, 1997, and has done dramatic fly-bys of Earth, Venus, and Jupiter on its way to the ringed planet. There, it discovered new moons and made fly-bys of previously discovered moons. Update: NASA released a video showing a progression of the previously released images during Cassini?s dive. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute via Storyful
SYRIA: Strikes Burn Down Dozens of Tents at Idlib Camp May 030:41
Activists reported strikes destroyed a camp housing displaced Syrians in Idlib province near the Turkish border on Wednesday, May 3. Footage by pro-opposition media shows parts of the Zanbaqi camp razed to the ground with little except scorched earth left behind. The UK monitor Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that several people were injured in a fire that broke out. Credit: YouTube/Step News via Storyful
Stealthy Home Security ?Sees? Without Cameras2:19
A new tech called Aura can spot burglars walking through the Wi-Fi radio waves that fill your house. WSJ?s Geoffrey A. Fowler tests the system that sees through walls. Illustration: Merrill Sherman/The Wall Street Journal
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SPACE: NASA's Cassini Spacecraft 'Grand Finale' Dives Offer Closest Looks Yet at Saturn April 261:14
SYRIA: Strikes Burn Down Dozens of Tents at Idlib Camp May 030:41
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