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Why Catalina Island Put Its Bison on Birth Control
After it formed, the Catalina Island Conservancy had to figure out how to manage the island's invasive ungulates.
MF EXPLAINS IT ALL
Is Death by Guillotine Painless?
Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin described the guillotine's effect as being “Like a cool breath on the back of the neck.” Anne Boleyn would likely disagree.
How Did ‘Bunny’ Become a Word for ‘Rabbit’?
When it comes to abbreviations for animal names, doggy for dog makes sense, as does kitty for cat, when you think about it: Kitty comes from the word kitten. But where does bunny for rabbit come from?
Hamster vs. Gerbil vs. Guinea Pig: What’s the Difference?
Here's how to tell your hamsters from your gerbils and your gerbils from your guinea pigs.
Rat vs. Mouse: What's the Difference?
Rats and mice are vastly different in appearance and behavior, though they have one thing in common: scaring the heck out of you.
Why Do We Call It a ‘Piggyback’ Ride?
Pigs were involved in piggyback rides lexically much more than literally.
The Origin of ‘Talk to the Hand’
The dismissive gesture is a 1990s original thanks to two very different sitcom stars.
Why Do We Call It a ‘Cottage Industry’?
The term is often applied to everything from Etsy shops to trendy businesses. But what does ‘cottage industry’ really mean?
Why Is Row 13 Missing on So Many Airplanes?
Superstition isn't the only reason you can't sit in 13A.
Is Humpty Dumpty Even an Egg? An Investigation
The origins of the nursery rhyme can tell us exactly why Humpty Dumpty is depicted as an egg.
What Is 'Flat White' Coffee?
Flat white coffee combines the best of a cappuccino and a latte.
St. Patty’s Day vs. St. Paddy’s Day: Which Is Correct?
You can always avoid the issue by spelling out “St. Patrick’s Day,” but here’s how to properly abbreviate it.
Why Do We Call Them ‘Dumbbells’?
The popular piece of workout gear has a pretty insulting name, and it's all thanks to a poet and scholar.
How Do Generations Get Their Names?
Creating generation names like the Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z isn't always a straightforward process.
The Origins of Daylight Saving Time
The long, winding history of Daylight Saving Time includes a few false starts and a cameo from Benjamin Franklin.
The Cruel (But Effective) Agony of the Kars4Kids Jingle
The omnipresent radio spot has made millions suffer. And the organization behind it couldn't be happier.
Who Invented Coffee?
Your daily cup of coffee has been hundreds of years in the making.
Movie Remake vs. Reboot: What's the Difference?
Pain don't hurt, but trying to understand the difference between remakes and reboots can.
What Does the Irish Word ‘Craic’ Mean?
Here’s everything you need to know about the meaning, origin, and evolution of the Irish word ‘craic.’
What’s the Difference Between Seals and Sea Lions?
At first glance, these marine mammals seem virtually identical. But take a closer look and you’ll see that the differences between seals vs. sea lions really do stack up.
How Foxes Might Use Earth's Magnetic Field to Hunt Prey
Foxes are highly skilled hunters, which allows them to eat a variety of small animals.
The Entertaining History of Dog and Pony Shows
When people talk about a dog and pony show today, they usually mean a flashy presentation or event that's all about appearances, with little real substance. But where does this phrase come from, and what's its history?
Are Canadians Really As Nice and Polite As Everyone Thinks?
Canadians are known for their hospitality, but their niceness might be exaggerated.
Coyotes vs. Foxes: What’s the Difference—and How to Tell Them Apart
It may be hard to tell foxes and coyotes apart from far away, but there are several key differences distinguishing them.