A Moment of Science
Is it really possible to be a chocolate addict in the same way that someone might be addicted to drugs?
We're related... to something that looks like an eel!
Kitty litter, cat box, automatic pooper scooper--an industry has built up around the fact that domestic cats bury their waste.
Pluto was demoted to dwarf planet status, but it still has moons. This new moon, called P5 for now, is the fifth moon found orbiting Pluto.
To humans, wildfires are often scary and dangerous. If you were a lodgepole pine cone, though, you would be eagerly awaiting the blazing heat of those flames!
The butterwort might be a small scale carnivore, but its hunting tactics are nothing short of terrifying, at least within the insect world!
Fingernails. They're good for scratching, biting, clipping, and polishing. But what are they, in fact?
Gobbledygoop is a wild and wonderful mixture you can make in your kitchen.
Why are diseases like cancer so common in humans but so rare in chimps?
Does drinking from a curved glass increase the chance that you'll drink faster?
Why does a paper cut hurt so much more than a cut with a razor blade?
What brings on itches in the first place, and why does scratching provide such welcome relief?
If you were a Clark's Nutcracker, your winter food preparations would involve collecting nuts.
Haven't we all been on an elevator and noticed that just about everyone stops talking when they get on?
It seems like every year, hurricanes are getting bigger and more dangerous. Is there any way to make hurricanes less intense?
How did animals respond to the ice age? Ancient bison preserved in the Canadian arctic have given scientists a clue.
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