Grey Wolf: contact

Grey Wolf: contact

Man’s proverbial first best friend was probably a grey wolf that may have made contact with the first human companions about 33,000 years ago, somewhere in south-east Asia.

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A Special Deck

A Special Deck

Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.

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Plastic Fantastic

Plastic Fantastic

Scientists have discovered 29 kilos of plastic in the stomach of a sperm whale, which washed up on the southern coast of Spain in February.

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How much oxygen does ONE tree produce?

How much oxygen does ONE tree produce?

During the course of its life, an average 100 year old tree will have made available 6,600 kilograms of oxygen for living creatures.

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Gentle...girls

Gentle...girls

How strong is a female chimpanzee?

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Chionophobia

Chionophobia

Chionophobia is a weather phobia causing an intense aversion to snow.

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Baobab Tree: Facts

Baobab Tree: Facts

Other common names include 'boab', 'boaboa', 'bottle tree', 'the tree of life', 'upside-down tree', and 'monkey bread tree'.

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Bees Can Cook, Can't They?

Bees Can Cook, Can't They?

The Japanese giant hornet ( Vespa mandarinia japonica ) is a subspecies of the world's largest hornet, the Asian giant hornet ( V. mandarinia ).

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Fast Facts: Ancient Rome

Fast Facts: Ancient Rome

At the Colosseum in ancient Rome, up to 5,000 pairs of gladiators fought and 5,000 animals could be killed during a single event.

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Fast Facts: Cars

Fast Facts: Cars

People in the 1800s didn't know what to think about a new invention called the automobile. No one was sure it would catch on .

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Fast Facts: Japan

Fast Facts: Japan

Japan has the world’s third largest economy behind the US and China. There are 127 million people living in the country.

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