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The Highly Intelligent Dolphins

Have you ever been swimming with dolphins? Or maybe you have been near the ocean and seen a pod of them jumping in and out of the sea. Dolphins are a much-loved water species known for their intelligence, grace, beauty,… Read More

The Evolution of Plants

Earth has existed for more than 4 billion years, but plants have not always been around. At first, the Earth’s surface was mostly bare rock and dry soil, an environment not conducive to plant growth. Over time, however, that began… Read More

Humanoid Robot Joins First Lady at Kids’ Tech Event

First lady Melania Trump was accompanied by a human-like robot at the White House last week during a children’s technology summit. The robot, created by the AI robotics company Figure, walked alongside Trump before speaking in front of the first… Read More

Astrology and Astronomy – From Omens to Orbits

Today, astronomy is one of the core branches of physical science, focusing on the study of objects in space and the vast universe beyond Earth. But long before human eyes ever peered through the first telescope lenses, they gazed upward… Read More

Cows – One of the Most Populous Large Mammals on the Planet

Cows are large domesticated animals part of the Bovidae family, along with goats, sheep, bison, and buffalo. Originally native to Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran, the mammals now live in all parts of the world. Their value has been apparent… Read More

What If AI Ran Government Programs?

 Artificial Intelligence, or AI, encompasses a wide range of technologies used to perform many tasks, services, and goods we rely on in our daily lives. Because it is so convenient, its popularity has grown immensely over the last few years…. Read More

Beagles – Big-Hearted Scent Hounds

What is something that has droopy ears, is highly energetic, is a natural hunter, and needs constant mental stimulation? If you guessed a beagle, you would be correct! This excellent breed of dog has a lot to offer, both as… Read More

Chemistry – From the Mythic to the Methodical

Today, chemistry is one of the core branches of physical science, the segment of natural science that doesn’t focus on living organisms. Like the other sciences, it relies upon tested observations and experiments, aims for unbiased analysis to get at… Read More

Alpacas – Mountain Dwellers With a Social Nature

There is a good chance that some soft socks in your dresser drawer or the mittens and hats you wear on a cold winter day are made from alpaca wool. Their fur is used to produce a variety of clothing,… Read More

Zebras – Strong, Resilient, and Social Animals

A horse with stripes? Sounds fantastical, but zebras are real, though the black stripes continue to baffle scientists. There are some differences between zebras and horses, but basic similarities, too. They are both members of the Equidae family, have long… Read More

Pluto – The Forgotten Planet?

How many planets are in our solar system, and what is the one farthest out? The answers  may reveal your age, because things changed after Aug. 24, 2006. On that day, the answers became eight – and Neptune is the… Read More

The Yellowthroat — A Curious Songbird on the Ground and in the Air

What is short, stocky, weighs around 0.3 ounces, and goes by the nickname “yellow bandit”? If you guessed yellowthroat, you would be correct! These tiny warblers are known for being highly energetic, vocal, and protective little creatures. Thanks to the… Read More