Meet The Small Gastropod That Can Survive In An Extreme Environment
Over time, nature evolves -- if possible, plants and animals adapt to their environments in order to survive, sometimes overcoming overwhelming conditions.
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Can Plants Really Tell Time?
Humans have any number of ways to measure the passage of life -- increments of time, whether seconds or years. Research indicates it isn't just us, either.
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The 90-Million-Year-Old Discovery Made During A Simple Fishing Tournament
It's not unusual for fishermen to, say, exaggerate their accomplishments and near-misses, which makes one claim, confirmed by a geologist, even more impressive.
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How Uruguay Defeated Brazil In An Ocean Battle Using Cheese-Loaded Cannons
Necessity is the mother of invention, and rarely is inventiveness more important than at the height of armed conflict with a shortage of supplies.
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Why Dead Snapdragon Flowers Would Make A Perfect Halloween Decoration
Dead snapdragon flowers would make the perfect Halloween decoration thanks to their symbolic meaning. Here's what makes dead snapdragons spooky.
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What Would Happen To Humans If Animals Went Extinct?
As time goes on and our understanding of climate change becomes more profound, it's clear that all of life on Earth is interconnected and interdependent.
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What Was The Billion Dollar Spy's Motive To Work For The United States?
A Russian man with top secret clearance sought out the CIA. But what was the Billion Dollar Spy's motive to work for the United States?
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This 4.5 Billion Year-Old Discovery In The Gobi Desert May Have Predated The Earth Itself
A meteoroid that was found in the Gobi Desert in Asia, called the Pallasite Meteorite, may have predated the Earth itself, dating back 4.5 billion years.
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13 Animals That Can Change Their Gender
Even amidst this wild and wonderful world, there are some animals with especially peculiar traits. These are animals that can change their gender.
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The Russian Family That Spent Four Decades Alone In The Siberian Wilderness
The Siberian forest is a desolate, harsh, uninhabitable land. It's 5 million square miles of wilderness, some of the last left on the planet.
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The 4-Billion-Year-Old Discovery Hidden Deep Under Australia
Earth's crust is a thin layer that has undergone many changes since the planet formed. But scientists have found a section that may be as old as Earth itself.
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Inside The Legend Of The Formation Of Mayon Volcano
Who doesn't love a good legend? Especially when the legend explains geological formations, giving them a most romantic origin story for the ages.
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The 1.5 Billion Year Old Discovery That Sat Deep In A Canadian Mine
The study of ancient, unearthed microbial communities is a fascinating one, as it helps paint a picture of how life developed and lived on the planet.
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What Was Billionaire Chris Cline's Actual Net Worth When He Died?
When coal magnate Chris Cline died in 2019, he left behind a net worth upward of a billionaire dollars and more. As for his exact worth, here's what we know.
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What Really Led To The Creation Of Elvis Presley's Signature Sandwich
Elvis Presley is known as the King of Rock N' Roll, but he also has a sandwich named after him. Here's what his signature sandwich looks like.
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The Number Of People That Die In Yellowstone's Hot Springs Every Year Might Surprise You
Millions visit Yellowstone National Park each year, and while the park is a sight to behold, it's also home to some dangerous nature, led by its hot springs.
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The Story Of Two Friends Who Climbed Mt. Everest And Made Their Way To The Indian Ocean
Climbing Mt. Everest is not an easy feat and can usually take a couple of months to complete. However, these two added in a trip to the Indian Ocean as well.
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How Late NFL Star Lionel Aldridge's Health Condition Led To A Career In Advocacy
NFL star Lionel Aldridge was afflicted with schizophrenia, which completely altered the trajectory of his life. Here's how it led to a career in advocacy.
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What We Know About Lionel Tate, The Youngest Person To Ever Receive A Life Sentence
Lionel Tate initially said he was trying out professional wrestling moves. However, he insisted he did not intend to kill her.
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The $3 Million Bounty On Salman Rushdie Explained
Artists create with the certain knowledge that not everyone will approve of the results. Novelist Salman Rushdie was assaulted on stage in New York State.
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The Odd Life Of The World's Luckiest Millionaire, Timothy Dexter
Every life is a story, it's just that some lives are more interesting than others. And then, there's Lord Timothy Dexter. His life story is quite the tale.
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The History Of Monkeypox Explained
From its initial discovery in lab monkeys to a global outbreak in 2022 deemed a public health emergency, here is the history of monkeypox explained.
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Why Environmentalists Are Making A Case For A Shorter Workweek
If you're like most people, you probably seriously look forward to long weekends. In fact, you might think it would be great if every weekend were long.
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Antarctica's Massive Fish Nursery Is Home To Over 60 Million Icefish Nests
An extraordinary, and massive, discovery was made off the coast of Antarctica recently. Massive if only for the numbers involved: icefish nests in the millions.
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Ron DeSantis' Dismissal Of Monkeypox Has Experts Concerned
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' has weighed in with a laissez-faire attitude on the U.S. monkeypox viral outbreak, which has some experts concerned.
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The Sneaker-Fueled Ponzi Scheme That Cost Collectors Millions
From Air Jordans to ASICS to Yeezys, sneaker collectors seek out sometimes rare or limited release shoes in hopes of filling their cherished collections.
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Inside The Monkey Attacks Plaguing Japan
In what some might consider a real-life prequel to "Planet of the Apes," macaque monkeys in Japan have been acting aggressively -- violently -- toward humans.
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