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"We wouldn't have coffee, we wouldn't have chocolate. We wouldn't have tequila without bats. That should be enough,” one biologist says.

Marco Anthony Portillo Jr., 31, was identified as the man who fell inside a wind turbine on April 24, according to reports.

WNBA legend Candace Parker announced she's retiring after 16 years.

Nonprofit organization World Central Kitchen is set to resume its aid work in Gaza, weeks after seven aid workers were killed.

Since nature will be recycling it, the cups don’t have to be tossed in recycling bins.

It all started on April 14, when the unidentified man pulled in his rope to find a .22-caliber rifle while combing the waters of Horse Creek, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).

Former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker testified Friday saying he paid “hundreds of thousands of dollars” to kill stories of relationships and sexual harassment about Arnold Schwarzenegger when the actor was running for governor of California.

“A lot of other victims are just reliving that trauma and that pain,” Italian model Ambra Gutierrez tells Inside Edition.

The nonprofit Project: Music Heals Us has developed a program called “Music for the Future," which offers incarcerated individuals an opportunity to tap into their musical sides. The goal is to give the inmates hope.

“They found deer-hunting ammunition within my checked luggage, the bag that I frequently use on weekends trips to our hunting property and other hunting trips,” Bryan Hagerich tells Inside Edition.