The big science stories this week included biologists accidentally finding life under Antarctica. A team at Harvard thinks a comet killed the dinosaurs, not an asteroid. And yesterday, NASA's newest rover landed on Mars.

A woman in the U.K. gave birth last month . . . and when she got home from the hospital, her boyfriend ran off with her MOM. They'd all been living together during the pandemic . . . and now the boyfriend and mom are living together at a new place 30 miles away.

A new study figured out the food that every state HATES the most, based on Google search data. Olives are the most hated in 13 states . . . anchovies are most hated in 12 . . . and eggplant is most hated in five.

A new survey asked 4,500 women to name the physical features of their BEST sexual partner. Some of the most common answers were: A beard . . . piercings and tattoos . . . brown hair and brown eyes . . . and small feet.

A woman in Mexico says Covid turned her breast milk neon GREEN. Her pediatrician believes that's because it was filled with antibodies her body produced to protect her baby. And two men posed as U.S. Marshals to get out of wearing masks at a hotel in Florida. They were both arrested for impersonating a federal officer.

53% of dog owners say they kiss their dog MORE than they kiss their significant other, according to a new survey. And 72% would put themselves in danger to save their dog.

A guy in Maine broke into someone's house on Valentine's Day while they were away . . . made himself a nice dinner . . . and took a romantic, candlelit bath. He's facing charges for burglary and theft.

A guy in Thailand wanted to impress his Valentine's date in the bedroom, so on Friday he put a metal nut on his junk to make it bigger and stronger. But it got stuck . . . and on Saturday afternoon, he needed emergency surgery to remove it. Fortunately, he's going to make a full recovery.