How To Catch the Fast Moving Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower
The American Meteor Society says that the annual Eta Aquards meteor shower runs between April and May every year, with a peek sometime in early May.
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Is It Really Illegal to Talk to Dolphins? Kind Of...
Rumors circulating online have people asking why is it illegal to talk to dolphins, with some citing a marine law designed to protect them.
Fact Check: Are Snakehead Fish Really Dangerous?
Find out if snakehead fish are dangerous, where they come from, and what you need to know about the invasive predator taking over U.S. waterways.
Satan’s Minions or Misunderstood Creatures — What’s Do Goats Get Such a Bad Rep?
Why are goats considered evil? The satanic myths associated with goats date back to biblical times, but how did the animals get such a bad reputation?
Just How Far Away Is K2-18b — The Exoplanet Scientists May Have Just Found Signs of Life On?
Scientists say they may have found signs of life on exoplanet K2-18b, which is located more than 100 light-years away from planet Earth.
Northern Lights April 2025 — Here’s Where You Need To Go To See Them
The northern lights are best viewed around the Earth's magnetic poles, in areas without light pollution, in the Southern and Northern hemispheres.
Colossal Squid’s Are the Heaviest Invertebrates on Earth, Here’s How Big They Get
Colossal squids can grow to be 23 feet in length, making it hard for humans to picture their size in comparison to land dwelling creatures.
How Growing Pink Pineapples Can Land You in Legal Hot Water
Copyright laws are part of the reason why it is illegal to grow pink pineapples at home, even though many love the pretty pink fruit.
Here's Why Dire Wolves Really Went Extinct Around 12,500 Years Ago
Dire wolves became extinct over 10,000 years ago. Scientists believe this was the result of climate change and the loss of their main food source.
The Wait Is Over — Fish Doorbell Season Is Finally Back
Millions are clicking to save fish trapped by a centuries-old dam — here is why people are keeping an eye on the fish doorbell in Utrecht.
Uncovering the Crisis: Why Do So Many Koalas Have Chlamydia?
Koalas are facing a shocking health crisis: widespread chlamydia infections — so are they born with the STD and how do they get it.