Bald eagles, North America's national bird, are known for their white heads and brown bodies; they live near water, have a wingspan up to 7.5 feet, and were saved from near extinction.
Volcanoes form when magma breaks through Earth's surface, creating different types like shield, stratovolcano, cinder cone, and composite, each with unique features.
The answer to whether water is wet is debated among experts, as it depends on how we define 'wetness' and whether we consider water as individual molecules or as a collective group.
Squirrels, members of the Sciuridae family, are adaptable rodents found globally, known for their bushy tails, strong climbing claws, and varied diets.
Catfish species vary greatly in size and habitat, from giant Asian and South American species to smaller, widespread varieties.
The clouded leopard is an arboreal cat from Asia, known for its climbing ability and unique coat, and is considered vulnerable.
Sweat plants, or Selaginella, are low-maintenance, moss-like indoor plants thriving in shaded, humid environments, adding aesthetic and air-quality benefits.
Bioengineered foods, modified at the genetic level, are considered safe by the WHO for most consumers, with mandatory labeling rules implemented to help shoppers make informed choices.
Muscle testing assesses muscle strength to identify health issues; however, it's considered an alternative approach and not fully endorsed by doctors.
Chinstrap penguins are distinguishable by a black band under their heads and are prevalent in Antarctica.