Orca Whales Seen Giving Each Other Exfoliating Kelp “Massages”
New research suggests orcas may be using kelp to connect with each other and even exfoliate.
New research suggests orcas may be using kelp to connect with each other and even exfoliate.
Let’s explore the origins of America's most disrespected lettuce.
Not sure if your avocado is ripe? Learn easy ways to check, tricks to speed up ripening, and the best ways to store it without ruining the taste.
The little pinprick spots on apples, pears, and potatoes are called lenticels, and they’re very important.
This color-changing blue butterfly pea flower mocktail is floral, fresh, and totally booze-free.
It’s more than a poetic name: the Blue Ridge Mountains really do appear blue, thanks to the human eye and Earth’s atmosphere.
Botany or badass band? See if you can tell the difference.
Flies aren’t just decomposers—they’re also pollinators and pest predators. Researchers shows it’s time to appreciate these misunderstood insects.
Artist Sam Van Aken grafted a tree that grows dozens of fruit varieties from a single trunk.
Researchers have created a sensor that monitors plant stress, which could one day be a game-changer for anyone with a black thumb.
From Chesapeake, Virginia, to Anchorage, Alaska, these cities offer plenty of parkland.
The woolly devil—a recently identified plant species—has researchers intrigued because it belongs to a brand new genus.
While the shamrock mainly has religious ties, the four-leaf clover—often mistaken for the same plant—is often associated with luck. We explain why.
From Acadia to Zion, the U.S. has some pretty majestic national parks. Here’s one fun fact about every single one—plus a map so you can see where they all are.
If every plant you touch dies, LEGO’s online flower arrangement workshop may be more your speed.
When it comes to cold-weather lawn care, this is one chore that can definitely wait until spring—with a couple of exceptions.
Discover how Bionic and the Wires are turning fungi into electronic musicians.
Catch the blooming of Sydney‘s corpse flower without being exposed to its infamous odor.
There’s a surprising connection between the capital of the Philippines and mailing important documents.
“Caffeine-free tea” isn't actually tea at all.
Three ingredients in the “flower food” packet stapled to the cellophane around your bouquet can help the blooms stay vibrant.
Traditional Christmas plants like poinsettias, holly, and mistletoe can be dangerous for pets.
Discover the origins of the Christmas tree tradition that brings joy to millions each season.
The little gourd can shoot its seeds nearly 40 feet via "ballistic dispersal”—but until now, the mechanism behind the plant’s power and proliferation was poorly understood.