Drivers crossing the US Canada border had quite the pleasant surprise when they discovered a beaver in the middle of the road. It wasn't rabid or confused, either. The beaver was welcoming each and every driver as they passed by — added audio played a big help.

It doesn't happen often, but swim call gives deployed Navy members and the Marines an opportunity to swim in some pretty awesome places. This moral boosting activity is typically employed to boost everyones spirits after months of being cooped up on a ship. If you've ever looked at a Navy ship ...

If you thought eagles were only kings of the sky, you'd be wrong. When we first see this bald eagle, it's unclear why it's swimming through the water. Is it because it simply wants to cool off or does it have another motive? As soon as it steps on shore, it becomes clear why it was in the water ...

America has no shortage of incredibly expensive mansions. These gigantic homes are often constructed just to prove that you can indeed have a home where you use a different bathroom every day of the month. So to say one particular mansion is the most expensive on the market is saying something. ...

Richard "Mack" Machowicz was a true living example of an American hero. The former US Navy SEAL and "Future Weapons" host on Discovery Channel, died at the age of 51 after a long battle with brain cancer. Mack spent 10 years serving as a Navy SEAL before his career in television began. ...

Apparently it's the worst idea in the world to attempt to get into Area 51 in any way, unless you want to potentially get shot, that is. Two bikers found out the hard way just how bad of an idea it was when they gained access to the area through a 'secret back way' they had found. They were in ...

No, that's not the Air Force trying to outdo the antics of Luke Aikins by dropping eight Humvees from a plane. It's actually a training exercise conducted at 5,000 feet over Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The US airmen of the 16th Airlift Squadron were over the exercise. The purpose is to see how fast ...

In a move straight from a certain (not so classic) 1973 film, the Russian government recently revealed they are looking to acquire five dolphins in an effort to bring back a Soviet-era military program that utilized sea mammals. With plans to use the dolphins in Crimea, the Russian defense ministry ...