A Moment of Science
In years that the white-footed mouse population is low, acorn production is high. In years when there are a lot of mice, the oak trees produce few acorns. Why?
Without seeds, how do you think navel oranges are grown?
Why would some plants want their fruit to be eaten?
It may come as a shock to you, but trees and other plants are commonly infected by what's known as "mycorrhizal fungi".
How are we related to trees? Can we be considered relatives?
Biologists have discovered an intriguing new type of palm tree in Madagascar. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
If you're ever in the desert look out for these peculiar boots. Hint: They aren't on cowboys' feet.
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