It's always a good time to celebrate love. 2/14/19
This Valentine's Day, love takes a different form. From a 500-year-old oak tree that has lead hundreds of people to their soul mates, to a love that goes to the moon and back, these are the stories that bring us together and take us away.
For These Gorillas, Swiping Right Is a Means of Survival
Baraka and Calaya are like many modern couples. They met through an algorithm, navigated a long-distance relationship and eventually settled down to have a baby. But for these Western Lowland Gorillas—with their genetics, personality and individual needs perfectly aligned—successful digital matchmaking isn't about romance. It's a means of survival.
This Oak Tree Helps Lonely Hearts Find Love
In a forest in northern Germany, you'll find an intriguing IRL alternative to endless swiping ...
A Love to the Moon and Back
All his life, Gene Shoemaker dreamed of stepping foot on the moon. A geologist known for his work with craters, Gene was set to be one of the first astronauts aboard Apollo 11. His wife, astronomer Carolyn Shoemaker, tells us the story of how Gene was always destined to be the man on the moon.
How Seagulls and Scientists Made Strides for Pride
It's not every day that a biological study in a scientific journal makes news around the globe. This is the story of how discovering a nest abnormally full of seagull eggs made two scientists unlikely legends in the Pride Movement.
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