When Elephants Were Furry
Woolly mammoths were long-ago cousins to the elephant – and they were definitely woolly! With hair as long as 3 feet, they were sure to
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Woolly mammoths were long-ago cousins to the elephant – and they were definitely woolly! With hair as long as 3 feet, they were sure to
Prairie dogs aren’t only cute animals that apparently like to munch on carrots. They’re also awesome underground architects, building tunnels and “towns” that are miles
We’ve seen lots of odd animal friend pairings before. But this one might be the oddest. A soft, cuddly cat decided to become a mama
When we think of whales, we think of big, wide, round animals moving slowly through the water. But the fin whale is different. Even though
What do Accident, Maryland and Surprise, Arizona have in common?? They are both cities! How about where you live? Do the math to find
Houses and hotels are usually made out of hard bricks, wood, and materials like that. But the Lego Hotel in California decided to make its
That bird in the picture, called a bar-tailed godwit, doesn’t look very big or strong. But it can fly farther than any other bird –
What’s the opposite of a sunfish and does it really exist? Read on to find out, and do the underwater math on these odd fish!
One of the most famous symbols of Independence Day is the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. And you might be shocked to find out that
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