Emilee Speck

2 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

A hungry elephant walked into a store in Thailand, causing chaos and entertainment as he ate his way through the business, video shows. The elephant known as "Plai Biang Lek" was seen inside a Thailand grocery store near Tambon Mu Si, Plai Biang Lek, not far from the Khao Yai National Park, a wildlife sanctuary for many animals, including elephants. One of the store owners, Attaphon Chanphon, captured a video showing the entire elephant inside his store.

2 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

MIAMI – A massive plume of Saharan dust arrived in Thursday after a 5,000-mile journey from Africa, turning the sky a milky gray and suppressing some rain. 5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE SAHARAN DUST PLUMEThe NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite time lapse video below shows the multi-day journey as the dust traveled thousands of miles across the Atlantic from late May to this week. The immediate impacts in Florida of the dust are the appearance to the sky.

3 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

Japanese company ispace plans to make an epic comeback this week when it hopes to land a commercial robotic mission on a region of the Moon known as the Sea of Cold. Two years ago, the company attempted to make the first commercial Moon landing but lost communication with the HAKUTO-R Mission 1. On Friday, the second Hakuto mission, nicknamed Resilience, is set to touch down on a 3.5 billion-year-old volcanic region of the Moon known as Mare Frigoris, or the Sea of Cold.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Emilee Speck

MIAMI – A large wave of Saharan dust making its way across the Atlantic Basin is forecast to arrive in the U.S. later this week, impacting the Southeast with hazy skies and “dirty rain.”NOAA estimates that more than 180 million tons of dust leave the African continent every year, and the extremely dry air reduces thunderstorm activity and tropical cyclone formation. Saharan dust has taken over nearly the entire Atlantic Basin, according to NOAA satellites.

4 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

NAPLES, Fla. – Sharks aren't the only thing beachgoers need to be on the lookout for in Florida this summer after a black bear was spotted taking a dip in the Gulf waters off Naples over the weekend. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), black bears are more active in the spring in Florida as they search for food and water.