The Largest Dinosaur Ever Discovered Totally Dwarfs Our Largest Land Animals Today
Dinosaurs are the biggest creatures to ever walk the Earth, but even among giants, there is one dinosaur that stood taller than all the others.
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Why You Should Really Consider Adding This Helpful Plant To Your Garden
Maintaining a garden can be a lot of work, but there are some plants that are more helpful than others in keeping your garden free from pests.
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A Strange Thing Happens When You Open A Shaken Soda Can On The Ocean Floor
Opening a can of soda only to be greeted by an explosion of fizz is a common experience, but something different happens at the bottom of the ocean.
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Why This Is The Only Plant Monarch Butterfly Caterpillars Can Eat
Monarch butterflies depend on the milkweed plant as the only food source for its larvae, but the monarchs benefit from the arrangement.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Chicken Noodle Soup While You're Sick
Most of us have had a bowl of chicken noodle soup to treat us when we were sick, but what's really going on to help make us feel better?
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Why These 46 Square Miles Of Greenland Are Worth Billions
Most people don't know much about Greenland, but there's a small patch of land on the south of the island that could be worth billions of dollars.
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The Deadliest Cat In The World Is Smaller Than You Think
Although tigers and cheetahs may be the most powerful and fastest cats around, this diminutive cousin has them beat when it comes to lethality.
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Without Dimples, Golf Balls Would Be Impossible To Use
If you've ever wondered why golf balls are covered with those dimples and aren't smooth, it turns out the dimples are pretty important.
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No, Northern White Rhinos Aren't Extinct Yet, But They Might As Well Be
Of all the animals alive, few are imbued with as much tragedy as mother and daughter Najin and Fatu, the last two living northern white rhinos.
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Fish Don't Sleep Like Humans. Here's What They Do Instead
For a long time it was thought that fish don't sleep, and truthfully, they don't sleep like we do, but they do engage in regular periods of rest.
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Well Actually, Bats Aren't Blind
If someone ever tells you that you're as blind as a bat, you should thank them for the compliment, because not a single species of bat is blind.
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The 400-Million-Year-Old Fish Everyone Once Thought Was Extinct
If you haven't seen an animal for over 60 million years, it's only reasonable to assume that it's extinct, but that's not the case with this fish.
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What If Mosquitoes Went Extinct?
Most people don't really like mosquitoes and probably wouldn't mind if they all went extinct. But if that did happen, what would the world actually look like?
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What Are Those Tiny Red Bugs You See Crawling Around?
Depending on where you live, springtime often means the beginning of the season for little red bugs the size of a pin head, but what are they?
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Hummingbirds Are The Only Bird Species That Can Do This Trick
Hummingbirds are unique not just for their small size and the sound they make as they fly, but also for this special ability that no other bird has.
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Well Actually, The Sahara Isn't The Biggest Desert On Earth
Despite its vast expanse of sand, the Sahara is not the largest desert on the planet, that distinction goes to someplace with a lot more water.
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If You Thought Astronauts Don't Experience Gravity, You'd Be Dead Wrong
When most people think of life aboard the ISS they think of a gravity free environment, only the ISS experiences most of the gravity we do on Earth.
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12 Animals That Used To Be Way Bigger (And Why They're Smaller Now)
While the modern world has some big and scary creatures, the truth is that many of those animals are nothing compared to their ancient ancestors.
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The Largest Flying Bird Today Is Nothing Compared To This Prehistoric Terror
From harpy eagles to albatrosses, there are some big birds out there in the wild, but one prehistoric bird dwarfs anything else alive today.
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What If The Dodo Bird Never Went Extinct?
For centuries, the dodo has stood as a symbol of the delicacy of nature and how easily diversity can be lost, but what if the dodo was still with us?
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The Reason Why Birds Fly In A V Shape
When many migrating birds undertake their arduous flights, they'll often arrange themselves in a V shape, but what drives this distinctive behavior?
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Well Actually, There Is No Dark Side Of The Moon
The dark side of the moon may be the most misnamed place in all of the solar system, in fact, by some accounts, the nearside is the real dark side.
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The Reason Why Milk Jugs Have Dimples
Plastic milk jugs are a ubiquitous part of the American supermarket landscape, but one feature of these containers has divided online opinions.
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How Donald Trump's Golden Dome Missile Defense System Will Theoretically Work
A new defense initiative aimed at intercepting missiles before they can hit the U.S. has been announced, but how will this Golden Dome work?
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What Would Happen If A Nuke Exploded In Space?
Nuclear weapons can create massive fireballs, hurricane force winds, and clouds of radioactive dust, but what if one is detonated in space?
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What It Means When There's An Air Quality Alert
As humans continue to pump more gases into the atmosphere, you've probably seen air quality alerts more often, but what does that actually mean?
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What Happens To Used EV Batteries (And Can They Be Recycled)
Electronic vehicles are becoming more common on the roads, but their popularity raises the question: what are we going to do with the used batteries?
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