The Rio Celeste is one of Costa Rica’s most spectacular rivers. Its breathtaking light bluish turquoise color is wonderfully unique making it a favorite visiting place for tourists and locals alike. How the Rio Celeste gets its unique color is a phenomenon caused by an unusual chemical reaction made possible by its proximity to a…
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Huge 17-foot great white shark photographed and tagged by brave scientists
Oh how cute! Saturn just made an itty-biddy baby moon (named “Peggy”)
Killer sponges from the deep sea – they’re real and growing in numbers! Check out these cool carnivorous sponges.
It was only about 20 years ago that scientists discovered that some sponges are carnivorous, meaning – they eat other animals! Since then, scientists have identified about a half-dozen of the squishy little slayers. Today however, we add four new species to the list. The newly discovered carnivorous sponges live on the deep seafloor in…
How to create a terrarium (or vivarium or self-contained bottle garden). A science experiment that creates a self-sustainable ecosystem.
Wonderful garden in a sealed bottle has not been watered in over 40 years!
Scientists replace man’s lost arm with robotic drumming arm – meet the world’s first human-cyborg drummer!
Hey, kids. Hate to bum you out but guess what? Global warming may be worse than we thought.
Here’s a call to all little scientists out there – we need to find a reasonable way to stop or slow the global warming trend occurring around the planet and today, that call just got a little louder. Scientists at Florida State University have found that global warming, believed to be caused by large quantities…
How big is space? New facts from NASA about the El Gordo galaxy cluster blow our mind.
Alligator vs. electric eel. World premiere of the shocking video that stunned the, err, alligator.
The electric eel generates electricity that it uses to catch prey and protect itself if attacked. In the video below, a hungry South American alligator corners an electric eel on the bank of a small river. The alligator, whom we all know is surely not too bright, decides to make a meal of the electric…









