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[ad_1] Filmmakers Will and Jim Pattiz want to share their love of America’s national parks with the world. Their video series and website, More Than Just...
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[ad_1] When it comes to words related to food, it’s easy to think that English probably takes second place behind French, which has given us a...
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[ad_1] In Trading Places, millionaires Randolph (Ralph Bellamy) and Mortimer (Don Ameche) Duke can’t agree on the whole nature versus nurture theory. So they decide to...
[ad_1] We all know someone who never seems to stop talking. They’re a yammerer, a babbler, a chatterbox—but they’re also a blatherskite, a clatterfart, and a...
[ad_1] Despite their size, whales are remarkably graceful and can make even the most mundane action look like a beautifully choreographed water show. In a clip filmed by...
[ad_1] When developers put up a larger-than-life advertisement for their new L.A. housing development in 1923, they had no idea it would become one of the...
[ad_1] With its short little legs and low-slung torso, some people view the munchkin cat as the feline version of a dachshund. Here are seven facts...
[ad_1] Ladybugs are familiar and beloved fixtures of our gardens, but there’s more to them than cuteness. Take a second look at these backyard insects. Both...
[ad_1] In some circles, the decisive game of Rock, Paper, Scissors goes by another name: roshambo. In the U.S., the term is more commonly used on...
[ad_1] With its sticky, translucent tentacles, the Drosera capensis, or Cape sundew, looks more like something you’d expect to see growing on the surface of an...
[ad_1] Humans have always looked for an excuse when something goes wrong, and traditionally, mythical creatures have often provided the perfect scapegoat. The milk has curdled? Must...
[ad_1] If you spend enough time with classical statuary, you may begin to ask yourself some questions that seem more appropriate to middle school health class...
[ad_1] History is loaded with people who have disappeared without a trace; rarer are the ones who seem to have emerged from nowhere, with no traceable...
[ad_1] The Eurovision Song Contest—commonly known as ESC or just Eurovision—started in 1956 and has since become the world’s biggest talent show. Catch up on the...
[ad_1] With their words, actions, and unconditional love, mothers have a profound influence on their children. Our mothers give us life, nurture us, and support us...
[ad_1] Cinco de Mayo may translate to “Fifth of May,” but there is a lot more to the annual springtime celebration of Hispanic heritage and culture...
[ad_1] Cinco de Mayo is the perfect day to kick back, grab the salt and limes, and enjoy a frosty margarita while reading up on this popular...