Willie Nelson Reveals Whether He'd Part With His Signature Hair
Willie Nelson is known for his iconic long, braided hair, but he revealed he'd actually be ok cutting it off. Here's how Nelson feels about chopping his braids.
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The History Of Animal-To-Human Organ Transplants Explained
When did people start trying to patch up their bodies with the body parts of animals? This is the history of animal-to-human organ transplants explained.
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This Island In The Pacific Ocean Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
The Marshall Islands, between Hawaii and Australia, are the site of U.S. nuclear weapon testing during the Cold War, making them dangerous even today.
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This Indonesian Volcano Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
Volcanoes are wonders of nature. So many forces at work -- geology, physics. A volcanic eruption is a serious matter -- destructive; potentially fatal.
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This US National Park Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
The United States has a bountiful selection of national parks, making the wonders of nature available to all. Sometimes those wonders can prove deadly.
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This Volcano In Ethiopia Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places In The World
Travel for the sake of travel is enlightening, exciting, educational even. Sometimes there are thrills involved, too -- tourists courting danger.
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What This 180 Million-Year-Old 'Sea Dragon' Fossil Might Be Able To Tell Us
The ancient world was full of any number of gigantic creatures on both the land and sea. A so-called "sea dragon" fossil was recently found in the U.K.
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Historical Animals That May Never Have Existed
These pseudo-historical animals could give a few real animals, like boring bunnies or chickens, a real run for their not-fake money.
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Ridiculous Ideas That Made Millions Of Dollars
These ridiculous ideas seemed destined to fail, yet they ended up making millions of dollars for inventors.
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How Persians Once Used Cats To Defeat The Egyptian Army
The history of the world is filled with battles fought to save nations, the tide turned by use of a stratagem, rather than overwhelming numbers. Or with cats.
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Here's How Many Dead Bodies Have Been Recovered From Mount Everest
Located on the border of Nepal and Tibet, Mount Everest is considered to be the world's highest mountain, and roughly 800 people each year try climbing it.
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Dogs That Drive Cars (And Other Amazing Animals)
Dogs that drive cars are pretty amazing, as are these other amazing animals.
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The Fruits Of The Holy Spirit Explained
For millennia, Christians have deemed the existence of the Holy Spirit, and its presence in the life of the believer, as a key point of Christian dogma.
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The Truth About What Domestication Does To Animals
We hope that domesticated animals change in significant ways, mostly having to do with behavior. Are there physiological changes involved as well?
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What Humans Might Look Like In A Million Years
Predicting the future isn't something humans have ever been particularly good at, but here is what humans might look like in a million years.
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Real-Life Zombies You'll Find In Nature
There's no real-life zombie threat to humans in the way pop culture imagines zombies, but some things come close, particularly for other animals.
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This Was The Largest Human Zoo In History
Often called "ethnological expositions" to make them seem more acceptable, human zoos were public displays of people during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie Seabiscuit?
The 2003 film "Seabiscuit" is supposedly the true story of a racehorse who inspired Depression-ravaged America. The film gets most of the story correct.
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The Real Reason Disneyland Has Cats
You'd think an entertainment empire built on a mouse-centric foundation might eschew the presence of cats on the property. Not so at Disneyland.
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How Many Animals Were Rescued From Joe Exotic's 'Zoo Of Horrors?'
After two decades as head of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park, Joe Exotic was arrested for attempting to kill Carole Baskin through hired hitmen.
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The Truth About The First Man To Make $1 Million From Spying For The Soviet Union
Signs of Walker's disobedient lifestyle were visible early. As a kid in Scranton, Walker was caught during a burglary and told to choose jail or the Navy.
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How These Animals Became Status Symbols
Status symbols are usually things like flashy cars, but for some, the ultimate status symbol is a living thing. Here's how these animals became status symbols.
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The Most Disliked Video On YouTube Has Over 220 Million Views
"YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind," had 19,124,328 dislikes as of April 22, 2021, and was "widely pilloried."
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The Real Reason We Put Ornaments On The Christmas Tree
Some credit Martin Luther with Christmas tree ornamentation. Others date it back to ancient Egypt, or Rome. Whatever the roots, it's a widespread custom today.
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Misconceptions About Popular Animals
Humans often enjoy unique animal facts, but many of these "facts" don't hold up to scrutiny. Here are some common misconceptions about popular animals.
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14 Types Of Monkeys And How They Differ
Monkeys are the most numerous type of primate in the world, and this worldwide range means they're diverse. Here are 14 types of monkeys and how they differ.
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George Washington's Favorite Fruit Might Surprise You
None other than the Father Of Our Country, George Washington, was a fan of a native North American fruit. So what exactly was it?
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