Animal Nature

Discover how monopoly works, who discovered X-rays, and meet the world’s most colorful bird of prey all through a Jewish lens of wonder

Meet the box jellyfish and learn how the calculator went from gears to gadgets

Discover how tides work, when the Rubik’s Cube was created, and the little lizard that can run on water

We’ve all heard the saying, but is it actually true? A cat expert helps us understand the facts

Why do fish use electricity? How do snakes shed? Discover five surprising and fun facts about animals, nature, and everyday things

Discover why bears wait at waterfalls, how dried fruits began, and what a chimney-shaped mountain in Nebraska has to do with history

From underwater mammals to skydiving into caves, discover five wonderful facts about our world

Learn how cobras "dance," what plant eats insects, and why birds are some of the busiest parents in the animal world

Discover nature’s hidden secrets from the world’s biggest seed to the smallest mammal with a shocking hunting habit

Learn how limescale forms, why babies have big eyes, and what kind of stone looks like it has hair

Discover how a cuckoo feeds its chick, which monkey is the loudest, and what deer is the tiniest in the world

From ancient windmills to baby birds and rocket fuel, discover five surprising facts from nature, science, and beyond

From noisy insects to medical wonders, here are five unexpected facts from the world of nature and innovation

From spinning storms to clever plants and starry skies, discover fascinating things you probably didn’t know

From spiders to microwaves, here are fun and unexpected facts about animals, plants, and everyday science

Learn why we sweat, how dry ice works, and which tree feeds ants to protect itself

Learn how trees tell time, where coral reefs thrive, and more fun nature facts

From weather patterns to metal recycling and more, here are 7 surprising facts you probably didn’t know

Nature is full of surprises! Learn how animals survive, hunt, and even talk in ways you never imagined

Studies show that even the most intelligent apes never ask questions — proving that human curiosity, self-awareness, and the search for meaning come from a spiritual consciousness beyond the natural world