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A daring and adventurous ice skater in Alaska fell through the ice at a tourist attraction. She was able to save her life using a frozen rabbit carcass. Check out how she managed it here:

Traders told: DON’t be hasty, be patient in year of Water Rabbit

The Chinese New Year or the Lunar New Year will begin on January 22, Sunday. According to the lunar calendar, each year is represented by a zodiac sign. The 2023 Chinese New Year is the Year of the Rabbit.

CULTURES all around the world have various stories and legends about the moon and many have to do with how it looks or what people think they see when they look at it. Like an international Rorschach test, different cultures have come up with various stories describing the dark markings on the near side of the moon (the side that faces us). They've seen faces, people and even toads but the pareidolia from our part of the world has a distinct “bunny” flavour as folks in East Asia, as wel...

Beginning Jan. 22, which marks the first day of the Year of the Water Rabbit, everyone can expect a more peaceful and less tumultuous year compared to the ferocious “roaring” Water Tiger.

From lush black metal to bulldozing metallic hardcore

The Lunar New Year on Sunday, Jan. 22, marks the start of the Year of the Rabbit. In celebration, the UGA Asian American Student Association is preparing for their annual

The gold price in Yuan as well as US Dollars traded at a record Chinese New Year high on Friday as the Year of the Rabbit brought forecasts for strong household demand in the precious metals No.1 consumer market

In Chinese traditional culture, the Spring Festival is the biggest festival of the year for the Chinese people. As one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals, the rabbit is not only cute, but also holds many interesting implications.