Amazing Science Facts

Rattlesnakes, with their rattling tails, potent venom, and adaptive features, thrive in diverse habitats from deserts to forests.

The Goliath birdeater tarantula is the heaviest spider, while the giant huntsman spider has the longest leg span.

Frogs are diverse and adaptable amphibians found worldwide (except Antarctica), essential for ecosystems, evolving from ancient fish-like ancestors into over 7,400 species with unique features and habitats.

DDT was a potent pesticide used in mid-1900s for agriculture and disease control, banned in 1972 in the US due to environmental and health concerns, but still studied for its long-lasting impacts.

Clownfish are small, colorful fish living in warm waters, known for their symbiotic relationship with sea anemones and unique ability to change sex.

Total control of volcanoes is not possible, but scientists can predict eruptions and redirect lava to protect people. Managing them raises ethical concerns.

The Thanos Snap is a pivotal event in Avengers: Infinity War where Thanos uses the Infinity Stones to wipe out half of all life in the universe, deeply impacting the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Dolphin-assisted therapy (DAT) involves swimming with dolphins to aid various conditions; its effectiveness is debated, and ethical concerns exist about dolphin captivity.

A team of experts created a detailed 3D scan of the Titanic, offering a groundbreaking view of the wreck, using over 700,000 images taken by underwater robots.

Scientific theories are well-tested explanations built on substantial evidence that help us understand, predict, and connect various natural phenomena, unlike mere guesses.