Amazing Science Facts

Kemp's ridley sea turtles, the smallest in the world, grow up to 2 feet long and 100 pounds, are critically endangered due to human activities, but conservation efforts are ongoing.

This show follows Graham Hancock's theory that a comet hit Earth 12,000 years ago, destroying an advanced Ice Age civilization, challenging mainstream views.

The sky appears blue because sunlight scatters off air molecules, with shorter blue wavelengths scattering more due to Rayleigh scattering.

Birds, belonging to class Aves, are the only living dinosaurs with feathers and beaks, with over 11,000 species adapted for various environments, including flight.

Cheez-It crackers were invented by the Green & Green Company in Dayton, Ohio, and first appeared on store shelves in 1921.

The West African black rhinoceros, a unique subspecies native to West Africa, was declared extinct in 2011 due to hunting, habitat loss, and inadequate protection.

Millions of years ago, giant sea monsters ruled ancient oceans, with scientists uncovering fossils of these top predators like Mosasaurus and Plesiosaurus.

The Philippines frequently experiences earthquakes due to its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire, with seismic events having significant impacts on the country.

The Pilgrims left England and faced many challenges to find a new life in America for religious, economic, and cultural reasons, not just religious freedom.

The Gila monster is a unique, venomous lizard native to the southwestern U.S. and parts of Mexico, known for its black and pink patterns and slow, secretive nature.