‘Rainbow Lightning’: One of Mother Nature’s Rare Shows
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Photographers wait hours at a time to capture this phenomenon. This article explains the science behind it.
Photographers wait hours at a time to capture this phenomenon. This article explains the science behind it.
Researchers have found that the eye contact dogs make and that human connect to has been an evolutionary process.
In her essay “Called Out,” Barbara Kingsolver describes the Arizona desert in bloom with colorful wildflowers. Where are the best places to see this natural spectacle?
A recent study by scientists at the University of York found that different cultures place different amounts of importance on the five senses. Click this link to learn more.
The weather extremes associated with our rapidly changing climate sometimes seem paradoxical. Here’s the explanation for how global warming can put some locations into a deep freeze.
Even when it doesn’t seem to benefit them, dolphins will often go to great lengths to help and interact with humans. Read about some well-known examples and possible reasons for this behavior.
Writer and researcher Tom Winterbottom argues that the key to enjoying nature is to slow down.
Is the natural world a better place for young children to learn than the classroom? Read to learn about the benefits some researchers see in providing preschoolers with an outdoor education.
This article explores the connections between vision and the other senses when it comes to our experience of eating and drinking.
There’s a very good reason why people refer to a persuasive facial expression as “puppy dog eyes.” Read about one dog owner’s experiences with canine communication.