10 Facts On Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis, in a nutshell, is the process of using water, carbon dioxide and sunlight to produce sugar.
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The Hawaiian Volcano That's Barely Stopped Erupting Since 1983
Hawaii is famous for its volcanoes, drawing visitors from all over the globe to witness their majesty, and one Hawaiian volcano has been erupting since 1983.
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11 Animals That Went Extinct In The Last Decade
There are many reasons why researchers are concerned about endangered species. After all, these species went extinct in just the last decade.
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The 7 Most Unusual Facts About California Redwoods
Towering hundreds of feet high, the Californian redwoods are a stunning natural wonder. Aside from their size, there are some unusual facts about these trees.
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What It Means When You Can Smell Rain Before It Happens
If you've ever wondered what that distinctive smell is before a rain shower, not only does it have a name, but it also has a solid scientific explanation.
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An Iconic Cartoon Character Bears Some Of The Blame For California's Devastating Wildfires
For decades, Smokey Bear has been teaching us about the dangers of wildfires, but some of that advice may be to blame for California's devastating wildfires.
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The Only Animal That Can't Get Drunk May Surprise You
Everyone knows something about getting a little tipsy off a drink or two. Many animals even feel a buzz from fermented fruits, but this animal can't relate.
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13 New Animal Species That Were Discovered In 2024
Despite all the research done over the years, new animal species are being found every year, 2024 included. Here are a few of the most notable discoveries.
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Why You Get Shocked By Static More In The Winter
You've probably been surprised by the shock of static electricity before, but have you noticed that it happens more during the winter? Here's the reason why.
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Top 5 Most Dangerous Species In Texas
Texas has an abundance of deadly flora and fauna, not to mention people - but these animals take the cake.
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How Oysters Make Pearls And Why Some Are Different Colors
For thousands of years, people have collected oysters for their pearls, no matter their color. Have you ever wondered where those colors come from, though?
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The Worst Impacts Global Warming Could Have In The Future
Discussions surrounding global warming have been going on for a long time, but what exactly will the future end up looking like as a result of thsoe changes?
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California Is Home To The Hottest Place On Earth
It would take more than sunscreen to survive the hottest place on Earth, located right in California. Here’s its record-setting temperature and why it’s so hot.
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The Bird Taller Than A Basketball Player That's Pure Nightmare Fuel
A fossil that was unearthed in South America has recently been identified, and it’s a bird that could put fear into almost any living creature.
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The Only Two Frogs That Are Considered Venomous
Whether an animal is poisonous or venomous is often a confusing question, and that's especially true with these two frogs, owing to their unique adaptations
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The Big Change To Earth's Atmosphere That's Causing Extreme Weather
Extreme weather is an increasingly common problem around the world, and changes to this atmospheric phenomenon could just make things even worse.
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Octopuses Have Three Times As Many Brains As They Have Hearts
Octopuses are pretty weird animals that are constantly surprising us. They have a strange number of hearts, but they have an even weirder number of brains.
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Fool's Gold In New York Actually Hid A Surprising Treasure
Fool's gold is known for being a deceptive little mineral, but that hasn't always been true. A discovery made in New York proved just how valuable it could be.
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Top 5 Most Dangerous Species In Florida
The U.S. is home to a fair few scary species, and Florida is home to quite a number of them. Here are five of the most dangerous animals that reside there.
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The Best Wildlife By Continent: The Earth's Most Biodiverse Ecosystems Ranked
Each continent has its own share of different species, but not all of them are created equal. Here's a rundown of which continents are the most biodiverse.
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The Different Types Of Northern Lights Explained
The northern lights are quite the beautiful and fascinating natural phenomenon, but did you know that there's a reason they look the way they do?
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5 Invasive Species That Are Wreaking Havoc In Indiana
Invasive species have the capability of heavily damaging the ecosystems they find themselves in. That's true all across the U.S., and Indiana is no exception.
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Here's What Happened To The Murder Hornets In Washington State
Starting in late 2019, reports of murder hornets caused a stir, but those reports have since died down. Here's what happened to the murder hornets since then.
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The Unassuming New Mexico Lake That's Actually A Death Trap
Diving has quite a bit of allure for thrill seekers, and this lake in New Mexico is especially appealing for that. But it also has quite a dark history.
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Washington State Has The Deadliest And Most Destructive Volcanic Eruption In US History
When it comes to volcanic eruptions, most people picture smoke, ash, and lava. Not all eruptions are quite so destructive, but this was certainly was.
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How High Relative Humidity Impacts Your Body (& Why It Feels More Miserable Than Dry Heat)
It's never a surprise to hear someone complaining about humidity, but is there a reason it's so much worse than dry heat? Here's the science behind that.
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What Types Of Earthquakes Cause Tsunamis?
Tsunamis are devastating natural disasters, but they're also rather rare. They require specific circumstances, but some earthquakes can provide just that.
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