Scientists called “astonishing” the first indisputable evidence of a new species of Spinosaurus found in over a century—uncovered in a remote area of the Sahara Desert. The newly discovered scimitar-crested dinosaur was described as a “hell heron” that fed on fish despite living hundreds of miles from the sea. Paleontologists say it appears to have […] The post ‘Astonishing” New Scimitar-Shaped Crested Dinosaur Discovered in Sahara Desert: ‘You might uncover a lost world’ appeared first on Good News Network.

When floodwaters made it dangerous for a child to get home, a caring crossing guard stepped in without hesitation. Going above and beyond, they ensured the child made it across safely, showing true everyday heroism.

When floodwaters made it dangerous for a child to get home, a caring crossing guard stepped in without hesitation. Going above and beyond, they ensured the child made it across safely, showing true everyday heroism.

When floodwaters made it dangerous for a child to get home, a caring crossing guard stepped in without hesitation. Going above and beyond, they ensured the child made it across safely, showing true everyday heroism.

Dance trends from decades ago are making a comeback. From the "robot" to the iconic "Peanuts" dance, emulating dance moves from the past never gets old.And Gen Xers have hopped on a new dance challenge that takes them back to the 1980s. The wholesome TikTok trend took off after Gen Z kids asked their parents to “dance like it’s the 80s". And their parents obliged, as the 1984 track “Smalltown Boy” by the British pop band Bronski Beat played in the background. The song's high energy tempo mixed with heartbreaking, anguish-ridden lyrics made it a fitting choice to bring them back to the time period. - YouTube www.youtube.com The TikTok "80s dance challenge" takes off Gen X parents had no problem fulfilling their kids' requests to show off their 80s dance moves. Their muscle memory kicked in the minute the tune began to play, and it was a whole vibe.One of the first videos to go viral on TikTok was Tabatha Lynn's video of her mom, Leanne Lynn, which quickly racked up over 12 million views. @tabathalynnk My moms 80s dance moves, I wanna be her when I grow up