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Only approximately 1000 humpback whales use a fascinating cooperative feeding technique in which a "bubble net" is created to catch schools of fish.

With vivid details and skilful writing, Ralph Moody tells the story of his childhood in a series of popular children's books.

A preview of the upcoming film "Leatherheads", starring George Clooney. The film is set in 1925 with storylines involving pro football and a romantic triangle.

This episode of Lost revealed more about Kate and finally provided some answers about time travel.

Drive up to Howard Finster's Paradise Gardens and the first glimpse of this 4-acre art environment is overwhelming, intriguing and beguiling.

Find out what's known about Lost's highly-anticipated final season, set to air on ABC in from February to May 2010.

Lost's final season will feature the return of some original characters and favorites Boone Carlyle, Charlie Pace, and Claire Littleton, as well as a few new faces.

Summer movies have a tendency to rack up the dollar signs and fill the seats with film buffs, but don't count out the motion pictures released during the previous season.

In 1874, Alferd Packer, a gold prospector from Utah, walked out of the Colorado Rocky Mountains with a terrifying tale of starvation, madness, and cannibalism.

A look at the recent school violence in America and an idea for a larger scale solution.

Getting to New Hampshire is relatively easy, with excellent connections by road and rail. Manchester Airport provides links with the rest of the US and Canada.

Lt Michael Murphy was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 2007 after being mortally wounded while leading his Seal unit in Afghanistan in 2005.

No one really knows who is the best, but ESPN, USA Today and the National Prep Poll try to rank America's high school football teams, with mixed success.

Patrick Swayze comes from a family full of performers and his family tree is well-documented going back a number of generations.

Music is often blamed for influencing particular behaviors, but does it really do so? Why is music sometimes associated with negative behavior and actions?

In "Leaf Peeping Season" from the seacoast to the mountains, NH's country roads, white church steeples and stonewalls are framed by red, orange and yellow maples.

ESPN, USA Today, Prep Nation and Rise Magazine generally agree on America's best prep school football teams.

Ten years have passed since teenage-alien drama, Roswell ended, so what have the cast been up to?

ABC's hit show, Lost, provides fast- paced entertainment, leading to a climatic finale airing May 29th.

The White Mountains are a region in New Hampshrie that offers spectacular scenery, skiing and outdoor recreation. Pet friendly hotels welcome dogs and cats on vacation.

The Bulls easily win their seventh straight while St. Xavier had to go into three overtimes to win their ninth.

Florida, Ohio, Texas and California teams dominate the ESPN, USA Today, Rise Magazine and Prep Nation high school gridiron rankings.

Dale Chihuly, an international glass artist, will create a special installation at the Chace Center in Providence, Rhode Island.

See Denver by bicycle. A city bike trail network of paved, off-road paths covers 850 miles, with trails along rivers, creeks, recreation areas and on into the mountains.

Destroyed at the peak of its prosperity by an earthquake, parts of sevententh century Port Royal remain preserved under the sea.

Is the tragedy of Virginia Tech next? More than likely.

Redcoats leave Battle of Lexington and Concord is next. A shocked world heard that embattled farmers and Minutemen fired several rounds, killed 3 and stood for liberty!

Here are America's top 25 high school football teams as ranked by five national prep polls. Twenty-two teams are still unbeaten.

Seven characters from LOST's pilot episode lived to experience the final moments of the show's fifth season, and all are likely to return for its grand finale next year.

No trip to Egypt is complete without stopping by the magnificent Sanctuary of Isis at Philae.

While many of LOST's leading characters lived through the final seconds of the show's fifth season, three met more tragic and unfortunate fates than their companions.

Listen my children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere, William Dawes, Samuel Prescott and many more men, women, children crying "The Regulars are out"