nature

Look at the sky, what do you see? Watch and be amazed.

Discovering design in the seemingly 'flawed' features of our bodies.

Discover how these industrious creatures teach us valuable life lessons through their diligent ways.

Lions have long symbolized strength, bravery, and authority. Many tremble at the sound of their mighty roar. But who is this creature we call the 'King of the Jungle'? Join us on a fascinating journey through biblical and factual lion lore.

Sneaky, slippery, and mistrusted since the dawn of time: Who are you, snake, that instills so much fear? Join us on a captivating journey through Biblical and factual tales about snakes.

These breathtaking videos reveal the slow-motion growth process of various seedlings from the moment they're planted. Prepare to be amazed.

It seems curious, doesn’t it? Vast lakes of water hover above our heads without us even noticing. How does it happen? This is the third and final article in our series.

What's the difference between a hurricane, tornado, typhoon, or cyclone? Discover how hurricanes form.

A rare fish has been discovered in the coral reef of the Gulf of Eilat. Due to its unique appearance, it's nicknamed the "Pineapple Fish." Discover the wonders of nature.

How does a bird navigate over distances? How is a human created from a single cell the size of a dot, and can you place a mezuzah case without the mezuzah?

What enables a fetus to pass through the birth canal? How does a dolphin's sonar system function? How does the vomiting mechanism work in the body, and how do we know the Creator is always watching over us?

How are we constantly blessed every moment? On the flip side, why do we suffer? Discover the wonders of our nostrils, the role of warm or cold wind, and more insights.

Think you cleared cobwebs out of your house before Passover? Check out this massive spider web woven in New Zealand.

Why does a newborn cry at birth? What's special about snowflakes, and what role do eyelashes play? What did Hashem ask the atheist after his passing, and do miracles still occur?

Tu B'Shvat has arrived, and it's a holiday for the trees. We had a conversation with landscape and nature photographer Evyatar Shai Pdael, who merges this with Torah study. In the interview, he explains the wonderful connection between matter and spirit, why he insists on photographing only the landscapes of Israel, and why these images bring warm tears to his eyes.

Reveling in the wonders of nature: A marine biologist named Juan S. Luvesque captured an awe-inspiring close-up of a tiny swordfish balancing on his fingertip. Though its size is measured in mere millimeters, the little creature will grow to at least three meters in length!

Some suggest Pinky isn't truly pink but rather albino.

A video shared on Facebook has gone viral and is causing a stir. What do you think? Is it a genuine sinkhole in the heart of a lake, or an elaborate illusion or video editing trick? You decide.

Amazing: A biologist captured and shared a close-up photo of a tiny swordfish, measuring just a few millimeters. "Most year-old swordfish aren't yet mature; we can call them overgrown babies," wrote biologist Juan S. Levesque in an article published in Florida's sports magazine.

How do butterflies taste with their legs, how deep do pine tree roots really go, and why can't you cry in space? Discover intriguing scientific tidbits about life.