Why December Is Actually the “10th Month”
We think of December as the end of the line. It is the 12th month, the home of Christmas, and the start of winter. But if you look at the …
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We think of December as the end of the line. It is the 12th month, the home of Christmas, and the start of winter. But if you look at the …
Why December Is Actually the “10th Month” Read More
We all remember the Spirograph from our childhood. It was that plastic geometric drawing toy where you spun a pen inside plastic gears to create satisfying, looping patterns. But what …
He Turned a Child’s Toy Into a Giant Machine to Carve This Table Read More
We tend to think the map of the world is finished. We know where the continents are, we know where the oceans end, and we assume we know how our …
10 Mind-Blowing Geography Facts: Earth’s Weirdest Mysteries Read More
When most people hear the word “Wolverine,” they picture a brooding superhero with adamantium claws. But the real-life animal is arguably even more impressive—and definitely more ferocious. Roaming the frozen …
The Real Wolverine: 10 Wild Facts About Nature’s Fiercest Fighter Read More
Every December, we hang a little green plant with white berries in our doorways. If you get caught standing under it, tradition demands a kiss. It is a symbol of …
Mistletoe: The Parasitic “Poop Twig” We Kiss Under Read More
If a human being freezes solid, it is game over. Our cells burst, our heart stops, and there is no coming back. But in the forests of North America, there …
This Frog Freezes to Death and Wakes Up in Spring Read More
Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist of all time, famous for writing uncrackable mysteries like Murder on the Orient Express. But in the winter of 1926, she didn’t just write …
The 11 Days Agatha Christie Vanished: A Real-Life Mystery Read More
When you think of Christmas today, you likely picture decorated pine trees, exchanging gifts, and a jolly man in a red suit. It is a time of peace and family. …
The Untold History of Christmas: From Saturnalia to Santa Claus Read More