These elephants just saved a baby calf from drowning, demonstrating planning, intelligence and compassion

(Natural News) Nature is full of marvels, from the spectacular display of the Northern Lights to the power of the sun to help our bodies produce miraculous Vitamin D. That is why it is such an outrage when people destroy what nature has given us, whether it’s via fracking, pollution, or spraying toxic weed killers… … Read more

Plants “decide” how sweet to make their nectar depending on which insect colonies they want to entice

(Natural News) A recent study by the University of Edinburgh, published in the journal Biotropica and funded by the National Autonomous University of Mexico, once again highlights the marvels of design in the natural world around us. The research team has discovered that certain flowering crops, including cotton, beans, pumpkins, courgettes, acacia honey and passion… … Read more

It's true: Whole Foods to fire humans and replace them with robots under new owner Jeff Bezos

(Natural News) In a move that might not come as much of a surprise, Whole Foods’ new owner Jeff Bezos is expected to do away with human employees and replace them with robots. The 13.7 million deal that gave Bezos control over Whole Foods could ultimately hurt American workers. According to company documents reviewed before the… … Read more

Ohio Councilman Sparks Fury After Asking If EMS Can Stop Responding to Overdoses – NBCNews.com

NBCNews.com Ohio Councilman Sparks Fury After Asking If EMS Can Stop Responding to OverdosesNBCNews.comOne question touched off a firestorm of outrage and turned an obscure Ohio city councilman into the target of anger: Is the city legally required to keep dispatching ambulances to rescue drug addicts who repeatedly overdose on opioids? Councilman Dan …As Opioid Overdoses … Read more

Americans keep having fewer babies as US birthrates hit some record lows – Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times Americans keep having fewer babies as US birthrates hit some record lowsLos Angeles TimesThe number of births in the U.S. last year fell 1% from 2015 while the general fertility rate for women ages 15 to 44 dropped to a record low. (CaseyHillPhoto / Getty Images). By Karen KaplanContact Reporter …Preterm Birth Rates … Read more

Her newborn kept getting sick because she was ingesting placenta, CDC says – Washington Post

Washington Post Her newborn kept getting sick because she was ingesting placenta, CDC saysWashington PostThe baby was born healthy and without complication in September, but then its health began to deteriorate rapidly. Doctors — scrambling to uncover the cause of the infant’s respiratory distress — transferred the baby to the neonatal intensive care …New Moms … Read more

West Nile Disease Found in Rockland Mosquitoes – Patch.com

Patch.com West Nile Disease Found in Rockland MosquitoesPatch.comThe first pool of mosquitoes to test positive this season for West Nile Virus in Rockland County was found earlier in June. By Lanning Taliaferro (Patch Staff) – Updated June 30, 2017 3:58 pm ET. West Nile Disease Found in Rockland Mosquitoes. NEW CITY …First Human West Nile Case … Read more

Nevada dispensaries prepare for legal pot sales – ABC News

U.S. News & World Report Nevada dispensaries prepare for legal pot salesABC NewsMarijuana for sale is displayed at Reef Dispensaries, Thursday, June 29, 2017, in Las Vegas. Recreational marijuana becomes legal to buy Saturday in Nevada, but that doesn’t mean anything goes in the place where most people think anything goes.CANNABIS COUNTDOWN: Nevada gears up … Read more

Oklahoma sues opioid drugmakers; New Hampshire presses epidemic probe – Reuters

Reuters Oklahoma sues opioid drugmakers; New Hampshire presses epidemic probeReutersOklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter speaks at a news conference about a lawsuit where the state accused drugmakers of misrepresenting the risks of opioid pain medications in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S., June 30, 2017. REUTERS/Heide Brandes.Oklahoma AG Sues Drug Manufacturers Over Opioid AddictionU.S. News & World … Read more