11 Surprising Facts About Sharks
Sharks are nothing like the mindless killing machines they appear to be in the movie 'Jaws.'
Sharks are nothing like the mindless killing machines they appear to be in the movie 'Jaws.'
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These dogs can either be fierce guard dogs or cuddly companions.
No summer evening is complete without watching fireflies. Here are some fun facts about lightning bugs—which are technically beetles, not bugs.
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What these creatures lack in size they make up for in ability to kill—or at least make you wish you were dead.
Voyeuristic scientists discovered a “golden” rule when it comes to how—and for how long—animals urinate.
The well-mannered, fun-loving dogs are a hit with children and adults alike.
Seeing a bunch of lightning bugs illuminate a dark sky is a spellbinding experience.
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Nothing ruins the joy of watching backyard wildlife like the sudden thunk of a bird smashing into your window.