A Moment of Science
Can you imagine that the lowly clam would take on a role as water based pollution detector?
Organic food lover? Are organic vegetables healthier for you?
Plants are using wonderful and intriguing ways to defend themselves against predators.
On today's Moment of Science, learn about the predatory relationship between caterpillars and wasps.
Fungus may not sound too appetizing, but the white fluffy growths are much more nutritious than leaves. We use a similar process with cows.
Are you bothered by all the pesticides farmers use and want to eat food that's more nutritious? Well, organic food is not necessarily more nutritious.
Think you're safe eating organic? Learn about persistent organic pollutants on this Moment of Science.
It may sound like science fiction, but a certain kind of plant has been engineered to grow its own pesticide. Find out which plant on this Moment of Science.
Did you know that your blood is filled with multiple types of toxins? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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