-
Animal Sex: How Penguins Do ItBy Joseph Castro Published
birds -
11 Surprising Facts About the Immune SystemDid you know that autoimmune diseases predominately affect women, or that some people have hardly any immune system? Here are 11 surprising facts about the immune system.
By Joseph Castro Published
immune-system -
Coral 'White Plague' Epidemic Could Be Caused by VirusThe deadly white plague of corals was once thought to be caused by bacteria, but viruses may also be involved in the disease.
By Joseph Castro Published
viruses-infections-disease -
What Is MRSA?By Joseph Castro Published
viruses-infections-disease -
11 Surprising Facts About the Endocrine SystemDid you know that doctors once diagnosed diabetes by tasting patients' urine? Here are 11 surprising facts about the endocrine system.
By Joseph Castro Published
health -
11 Surprising Facts About the Digestive SystemDid you know that some animals don't have stomachs, or the reason why flatulence smells bad? Here are 11 surprising facts about the digestive system.
By Joseph Castro Published
food-drink -
Animal Sex: How Kangaroos Do ItUnlike many other animals, kangaroos have sex for a long time — up to 50 minutes. And the female has three vaginas, two of which are inseminated by the male's double-headed penis.
By Joseph Castro Published
land-mammals -
What Is the Illuminati?By Joseph Castro Published
human-behavior -
Why Is My Poop Green?It may be alarming to see green poop in your toilet bowl, but it isn't necessarily a cause for concern.
By Joseph Castro Published
health -
New Clues Emerge On How Corals BleachBy Joseph Castro Published
climate-change -
Mysterious 'Fairy Circles' in African Desert Get New ExplanationBy Joseph Castro Published
planet-earth -
Animal Sex: How Seahorses Do ItSeahorses have a sex role reversal, where males get pregnant instead of females. But how do they actually get busy and get pregnant in the first place?
By Joseph Castro Published
fish -
What Is a Coywolf?By Joseph Castro Published
land-mammals -
Penguins Thrived in Antarctica During Little Ice AgeBy Joseph Castro Published
birds -
Why Are Rain Clouds Dark?It's pretty well-known that most clouds are white, while rain clouds are usually a darker shade of gray. But why are rain clouds so dark?
By Joseph Castro Published
planet-earth -
Vodka, Aspirin or 7Up: What Keeps Flowers Fresh?By Joseph Castro Published
plants -
Viral Videos May Harm Cute, Threatened AnimalsBy Joseph Castro Published
animals -
What Is Blue Noise?By Joseph Castro Published
arts-entertainment -
What Is Pink Noise?By Joseph Castro Published
arts-entertainment -
What Is White Noise?People often think of white noise as television static, or the serene sound of ocean waves. But physicists and sound technicians use a much more specific definition of white noise.
By Joseph Castro Published
planet-earth -
Final Moments of Incan Child Mummies' Lives RevealedBy Joseph Castro Published
archaeology -
Will two worms grow from a worm cut in half?It depends on the type of worm you're talking about, but most earthworms can't regenerate so easily.
By Joseph Castro Published
planet-earth -
Animal Sex: How Blue Whales Do ItBy Joseph Castro Published
whales -
Subarctic Wildfire Activity Is Heating UpBy Joseph Castro Published
weather

