Galápagos Tomatoes Defy Evolution; Kamala Harris Opens Up; Museums Get Creative; Longer Walks Reduce Heart Risks
The Galápagos Islands' wild tomatoes have surprised scientists with an ancient defense mechanism, while London museums are hosting unique events to attract new visitors. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris opened up about her relationship with Joe Biden, and CNN's Isabel Rosales donned a monster costume for a haunted house event. In health news, a new study links longer walks to reduced heart disease risks. Plus, Anderson Cooper's podcast 'All There Is' explores grief and premieres a live episode tonight.
In a remarkable discovery, wild tomatoes in the Galápagos have developed a defense mechanism not seen in millions of years. This suggests a case of reverse evolution, as the plants have regained a lost ability to protect themselves from pests.
Halloween costumes from the early 20th century were far from cute. They often featured terrifying themes like pagan spirits and even a Wonder Woman costume that would make modern fans cringe.
In a political twist, former US President Donald Trump announced that Coca-Cola products would switch from high-fructose corn syrup to cane sugar. However, Coca-Cola has yet to fully confirm or deny these changes.
Vice President Kamala Harris discussed her 'complicated' relationship with President Joe Biden while promoting her new book. She described their bond as one of mutual respect and shared goals.
London museums are getting creative to draw in new crowds. Events include silent discos at the British Museum and samurai-themed suppers at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Researchers exploring a shipwreck off the Antarctic coast were amazed to find striking geometric patterns created by fish on the seafloor. The patterns, likely formed for mating or territorial displays, are a rare glimpse into the underwater world.
CNN correspondent Isabel Rosales transformed into a monster to scare unsuspecting guests at the Netherworld Haunted House. Her spooky appearance was part of a promotion for the network's Halloween coverage.
A new study finds that longer, sustained walks are linked to lower risks of heart disease and early death. The research suggests that even moderate-intensity walking can have significant health benefits.
Anderson Cooper's podcast 'All There Is' explores the complex emotions surrounding grief. With a growing community, the podcast premieres its live episode 'All There Is Live' tonight at 9:15 p.m. ET.
From ancient tomato defenses to modern museum events, and political announcements to health breakthroughs, this week's news offers a mix of fascinating and important stories. As Halloween approaches, CNN's Isabel Rosales gives us a scare, while Anderson Cooper's podcast provides a thoughtful exploration of grief. Meanwhile, longer walks are proving to be a simple yet effective way to improve our health.
