A Moment of Science
How lancewood tree leaves change to defend against the moa, a flightless bird.
How is a young child's ability to play intimately related to the more serious goal of acquiring language skills?
When you were a child, did you have a imaginary friend?
Find out what accidental discovery has global warming scientists excited.
Similarities between Mars and Earth are plentiful...does that mean Mars has life as well?
Ever wonder how the mentos and diet cola experiment works?
Most cats and kittens love to play with string, but if a feline begins to swallow string, it could become a deadly game.
Why do some doctors give antidepressants, but not diet pills, to overweight patients?
Learn how acacias, ants and elephants work together to survive.
Why are raindrops different sizes when they fall from the sky?
Slipping on ice is no fun. But, why is ice, technically, not slippery?
Who has been cutting down the trees? Hint: It's not who you think!
Why would people choose to have tests done that expose them to radiation?
Scientists are learning how to look at the inside of earth using earthquakes.
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