While they sport an impressive visage complete with bulbous eyes and a mouth full of spiny teeth, an anglerfish’s most famous feature doesn’t exactly belong to the fish itself.
Humans have apparently domesticated so many animals that we can barely keep track of our activity.
In a move that may baffle veggie-fearing kids everywhere, pandas are trying to get better at tasting bitterness.
A mouth full of canines, bicuspids and molars is enough to prove that humans are omnivores.
Don’t take this the wrong way, but you’re simpler than a potato, at least on a genetic level.
After a week of playing Acapella Science’s Evo-Devo in the car to my kids, I thought it would be worth walking through the song to try and explain what it’s talking about.
It seems like it’d be hard to miss an animal the size of a lion named for its serrated, sword-like teeth.
“Do I have eat all of it?” My daughter looked at me, trying her best to look sad and tortured over the possibility of eating three more forkfuls of salad.
It’s weird when a fantasy series for kids ends up beating actual archaeologists to a historical fact.
In a tense situation, your body can spring into action, altering various physiological processes to help you respond to potential danger.