A Moment of Science
Because of the tremendous pressure, over three times that of the normal atmosphere, the lake's water remains liquid at about twenty seven degrees.
The calypso orchid is one of the most eye catching little flowers you'll see on forest floors across the Northern United States, Canada, and Europe.
Why does pollen from plants make your nose run? The answer involves protein and communication.
For a plant, nectar is something like a political campaign contribution. "The Mystery of the Fern's Nectar" on this Moment of Science.
On this Moment of Science, find the truth about tomatoes. Fruit or veggie?
Not all bees serve under a queen. In fact, most don't even live in colonies!
How does a bee colony develop? It all begins with the queen. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Where in the world are there bees that couldn't care less about flowers, but sure love to sink their mouths into dead animal carcasses?
So you think goldenrod causes hay fever? Find out the truth about hay fever on today's Moment of Science.
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