Source: Atlas Obscura It was October 1998 when artist Jane Greengold conceived of a special use for the spiky fence guarding her home in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. As she looked out over the enclosure where Kane Street and Strong Place intersect, it dawned on her: Why not adorn the fence with

What do you do with neighbors from hell? You could try reason with them. No dice? Then live side-by-side in awkward enmity, exchanging frosty glances at every encounter. Or, you could just pack up and move away. This family, from a small country in Central Europe, decided on another, much more

Author: Meghan DeMaria / Source: POPSUGAR Entertainment After all of the promos hinting at this week’s Bachelor drama, it’s no wonder many of us thought this would be the week of Colton Underwood’s already infamous fence jump. But another week has gone by, and the scene still hasn’t happened.

Source: Fox News Denmark is building a 43-mile fence along its border with Germany to keep out wild pigs that could pose a major risk to the country’s pork industry. The move, which was authorized by Danish lawmakers in June, is an attempt to prevent the spread of African swine fever. Unlike

Author: McKinley Corbley / Source: Good News Network An innovative new conservation effort in Australia is dramatically reducing the amount of wildlife that are killed by cars and passing traffic. Researchers have been testing a “virtual fence” system that alerts animals to oncoming vehicles.