A special moment at the zoo

Utah’s Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City welcomed a healthy male giraffe calf on January 26, 2025. The newborn weighed about 139 pounds and stood 5 feet 8 inches tall at birth. His mother, Minka, a first-time mom, delivered him naturally inside the zoo’s African Savanna barn while the animal care team carefully monitored the birth.

Giraffe calves enter the world in a dramatic way, dropping nearly six feet from their standing mother during birth. To keep the calf safe, the zoo team prepared a cushioned landing area to soften the fall. Soon after landing, the little giraffe found his footing and began walking within minutes, a strong sign of good health.

The father, a bull giraffe named Ja, was later introduced to the newborn. In a touching moment captured on camera, both parents leaned toward their calf, creating a heartwarming scene that quickly went viral online.

My body says healthy sleep is just a joke

A biotech startup called Loyal is developing a pill designed to help large dogs live longer.
Early trials suggest the medicine targets aging itself, aiming to extend healthy years rather than just add time at the end.

Regulators are currently reviewing the data, with a potential launch around 2026.
If approved, it could turn longevity medicine for pets into something owners can discuss with their vet.

Nobody can believe this man is old enough to be a grandfather — and he just turned 60!

Singaporean photographer Chuando Tan recently celebrated his 60th birthday, and the internet can’t stop talking about his incredibly youthful appearance. The fitness enthusiast and former model looks so young that many people say he could easily pass for someone in his early 30s.

Tan says his secret is simple but disciplined: 30% exercise and 70% diet, along with proper sleep and a positive mindset. His followers on Instagram are often shocked when they learn his real age, with many joking that they need to see his birth certificate to believe it.

Through his lifestyle and dedication, Chuando Tan has become a powerful example of how healthy habits can make a huge difference over time. At 60, he’s not slowing down — he’s proving that age truly can be just a number.

Some mothers don’t just give life once — they give it twice.
At 61, Kristine Casey made the incredible choice to become a surrogate for her daughter, Sara Connell, who couldn’t carry a pregnancy. After menopause, she underwent hormone therapy and conceived through IVF on her second attempt.

The baby was biologically Sara and her husband Bill’s, and Kristine carried him to full term, delivering a healthy baby, Finnean, by C-section in Chicago.
For this family, motherhood came full circle — a story of sacrifice, science, and unconditional love. Would you do the same?