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Goldfish Blub Breaks World Record Driving Robot Car
A goldfish named Blub just became a Guinness World Record holder by driving a motion-sensing car on live television. The achievement proves even the smallest swimmers can steer toward big dreams.
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Goldfish Drives 40 Feet in Custom Car for World Record
A goldfish named Blub just earned a Guinness World Record by swimming his way through a motion-sensing car for over 40 feet in one minute. Dutch engineer Thomas de Wolf built the vehicle to prove what's possible with assistive technology.
Goldfish Blub Drives Car 40 Feet, Sets World Record
A goldfish in Italy just drove a motion-sensing car 40 feet and earned a world record, proving that assistive technology can work across species. The playful experiment could lead to real breakthroughs for people with physical impairments.
Matildas Defender Goes from Bench to Star in One Week
Kaitlyn Torpey wasn't even starting for Australia's women's soccer team a week ago. Now she's playing a key role in tonight's Asian Cup final against Japan, thanks to relentless work and a goldfish memory.
MLB Star Ozzie Albies Gifts Kids Full Aquarium Setup
When students asked Atlanta Braves star Ozzie Albies for fish advice, he showed up with a fully stocked aquarium complete with SpongeBob decorations and a goldfish born in his own home. The surprise delivery turned a simple classroom request into an unforgettable learning experience.
Milan Gives Pigeons and Foxes a Voice in City Planning
Milan just held its first "Parliament of Living Species" where 50 animals—represented by masked humans—debated real urban planning decisions affecting their habitats. The creative collaboration between architects, theater artists, and city officials aims to make urban development more wildlife-friendly.
Grow Vegetables Using 80% Less Water With Aquaponics
Urban farmers across India are transforming backyards and terraces into thriving farms that grow fresh vegetables and fish together while saving massive amounts of water. This soil-free system called aquaponics could change how cities feed themselves.