Amazing and Incredible

  The habit of this species, typically vase-shaped, with branches diverging at 45° angles to the central axis, is similar to that of the Ame...

National Geographic’s second president, scientist Alexander Graham Bell, had an estate  on Cape Breton Island where he conducted experiments...

Spirulina is a genus of blue-green algae used as a nutritional supplement. Blue-green algae, microscopic fresh-water organisms, are also kno...

The Raccoon Dog is native to East Asia; it was brought to European Russia at the beginning of the nineteenth century and has since spread to...

Amber is fossilized tree resin, which is produced by some trees as a form of protection from disease and wood-burrowing insects. It was one ...

Andrew Jackson Davis believed it to weigh about one ounce. Others say it does not weigh anything. However, being substance, the astral body ...

Bees are unique in several ways. In their anatomy, they are like their carnivorous wasp ancestors, but in their biology, they have evolved i...

THE FIELDFARE was in the past called the ‘snow magpie’. It was known for migrating late and arriving in the south in large flocks along with...

 A fighter plane making a tight turn acts like a spin-dryer. The so-called “g” force drains blood out of the pilot’s brain, possibly Anti-g ...

  Most tropical plants rely on animals to transfer pollen from flower to flower. The most important animal pollinators are bees, but there a...