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  • Fagradalsfjall erupting

    How Often Does Iceland's Mount Fagradalsfjall Erupt?

    As of November 13 2023, Iceland declared a state of emergency over the imminent eruption of Mount Fagradalsfjall. Here's how often that volcano erupts.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Aerial shot of Mount Fagradalsfjall

    What Happens If Iceland's Mount Fagradalsfjall Erupts?

    In November 2023, Iceland began experiencing increased earthquake activity from the active volcano Mount Fagradalsfjall. Here's what happens if it erupts.

    By Rhiannon Faith Ireland Read More
  • Northern lights at the North Pole

    The Real Reason The North And South Pole Have No Time Zones

    The North and South Poles live in our minds as isolated, icy landscapes. Adding to that, they are the only places on Earth that have no time zones.

    By Rhiannon Faith Ireland Read More
  • Elephant with trunk in air

    Why Elephants Are Considered Good Luck

    All around the world, elephants are considered good luck in various cultures for various reasons, with the Hindu god Ganesh perhaps being a catalyst.

    By Rhiannon Faith Ireland Read More
  • Tree cradling soil at commune

    Where Are Tree And Julia Heim From The Garden Now?

    The Garden, a remote, off-the-grid agrarian commune, went viral thanks to self-descirbed "hippies" Tree and Julia Heim. Here's what they're up to today.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Theodore Roosevelt portrait with pince nez

    Why Theodore Roosevelt Banned Christmas Trees In The White House

    Theodore Roosevelt banned Christmas trees in the White House despite living there with his wife and six children. Some may consider his reason practical.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Robin Hood Tree as Sycamore Gap

    Why Britain's Robin Hood Tree Is So Revered

    Britain's so-called "Robin Hood" tree was was recently felled in an act of vandalism, shocking and saddening the nation. Here's why the tree is so revered.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Hiker looks over Canyonlands National Park

    Why This National Park Trail In Utah Is So Dangerous For Novice Hikers

    Though beautiful, some of the U.S. terrain is not particularly easy to traverse. Here's why this national park trail in Utah is so dangerous for novice hikers.

    By William Fischer Read More
  • The golden orb

    Theories About What The Golden Orb Found At The Bottom Of The Ocean Might Be

    On August 30, 2023, the Okeanos Explorer found a strange golden orb at the bottom of the ocean. Here are some of the theories about its origins.

    By William Kennedy Read More
  • sundew plant with insect prey

    Myths People Believe About Carnivorous Plants

    When it comes to carnivorous plants, fact is sometimes stranger than fiction. Here's the science behind some of the myths about these incredible species.

    By Xan Indigo Read More
  • Giant rafflesia flower growing from hanging plant roots

    The Weird World Of Parasitic Plants

    While they may seem like pests, parasitic plants can play important roles in ecosystems. Clearly, the world of parasitic plants is a weird one.

    By Xan Indigo Read More
  • Three saguaro blossoms sit on cactus

    How The Saguaro Blossom Became Arizona's State Flower

    The saguaro blossom was officially designated Arizona's state flower in 1931, but it was a long, long road to get there. Here's the full story.

    By William Fischer Read More
  • Prosthetic leg

    This Is What They Do With Implants And Prosthetics Before Cremation

    Thanks to modern medicine, lots of people have implants and prosthetics that improve their quality of life. Here's what happens to those items upon cremation.

    By William Kennedy Read More
  • Dog in street in cairo by moped

    The Real Reason There Are So Many Stray Dogs In Egypt

    It's estimated that there are 15 million stray dogs in Egypt. The real reason there are so many is multifold, and efforts to solve the issue are controversial.

    By Alice Bennett Read More
  • Close-up of a pink grasshopper

    Pink Animals You'll Find In The Wild

    Pink flowers and plants are abundant. Pink animals? Not so much -- which makes the stunning, vibrantly colored creatures on this list all the more spectacular.

    By Becky Stephenson Read More
  • Sequoia National Park

    The National Park That's Covered In Glowing Millipedes

    If you take a stroll through this national park in the United States, you'll find that it's covered in glowing millipedes. Here's why this is the case.

    By Andrew Amelinckx Read More
  • Atlantic Ocean storms over Europe

    This Is What Would Happen To Earth If The Ocean Currents Collapsed

    New research found that due to climate change, the Atlantic Ocean's currents are at risk. This is what would happen to Earth if the ocean currents collapsed.

    By Alice Bennett Read More
  • Silvio Berlusconi smiling

    Billionaires Who Died In 2023

    No matter how much money you accumulate in life, one day, you will die just like everyone else. Here are the few billionaires who passed away in 2023.

    By Kathy Benjamin Read More
  • Woman pulling apart pizza slices

    The Strange Connection Between Ancient Pompeii And Italy's Signature Dish

    When you hear "Italy's signature dish," there's one thing you probably think of - and it has a strange connection with ancient Pompei. Here's the story.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Person standing on cliff at Kawah Ijen

    The Dark Secret Hiding Within This Blue Lava Volcano

    In Indonesia a blue lava volcano attracts thousands of tourists but there is a dark secret hiding within the industry around the Kawah Ijen.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Woman stroking senior black labrador

    Do Dogs Get Dementia?

    The most common and recognizable form of dementia in humans is Alzheimer's disease. But can dogs get similar diseases? You might be surprised at the answer.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Algae blooms on water surface

    Why Earth's 'Boring Billion' Years Weren't So Boring After All

    Why Earth's 'Boring Billion' years weren't so boring after all

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • The Titan submersible in deep blue water

    OceanGate: 14 Facts About The Company With The Titanic Sub

    OceanGate will forever live in infamy as the company that sent people to the Titanic on a sub, and to their deaths.

    By Becky Stephenson Read More
  • Huckleberry Lookout hiker on the trail

    Glacier National Park Closes This Trail For A Terrifying Reason

    Bear attacks can be deadly, and the Huckleberry Lookout Trail in Glacier National Park is notorious for its bear activity, resulting in annual closures.

    By DB Kelly Read More
  • Grizzly bear pawing head

    The Real Reason Some Wild Animals Are Euthanized While Others Are Not

    It can be exciting and unnerving to see a large wild animal roaming a town. Here's the real reason some wandering animals are euthanized while others are not.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Stockton Rush looking to side

    How Much Training OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush Had Before The Titanic Sub Disappeared

    OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush was piloting a submersible sea vessel to the Titanic wreckage when it disappeared. Here's how much training he had.

    By William Kennedy Read More
  • Ida and Isidor Straus memorial

    Wife Of OceanGate Founder Has Familial Ties To Titanic Victims

    Wendy Rush - the wife of Stockton Rush, CEO of OceanGate who died in the Titan disaster - has familial ties to Titanic victims. Here's the full story.

    By William Kennedy Read More
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