A Moment of Science
Things get out of hand when a rambunctious work elephant comes face to face with Thomas Edison's insatiable ambition.
You've probably heard that elephants are afraid of small rodent like mice and rats. But is there really any truth in this? Find out on A Moment of Science.
Before about 360 million years ago, no vertebrates had limbs. They all shared the same fish-like body shape. But around that time something exciting happened.
A study on elephant memory shows that having a strong memory helps elephants survive in the wild.
A unique cat-sized mammal has been discovered by scientists in the mountains of Tanzania. It's quite the strange little critter.
Is the strongest creature on earth a beetle? Find out on this Moment of Science.
After elephants, Nile hippos are the largest land animals, weighing up to eight or nine thousand pounds.But, unlike elephants, hippos spend their days in the water, which might make it seem silly to ask: can hippos swim?
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