Furry fandom is an inclusive culture focused on the appreciation of anthropomorphic animal characters, often expressed through personal avatars known as fursonas, fursuiting, art, and conventions.
Otters are fascinating members of the Mustelidae family, known for their playful nature and remarkable adaptability.
African-American women mathematicians at NASA overcame racial and gender barriers, crucially advancing the U.S. space race.
Earphones date back to the late 19th century, initially used by telephone operators, with key advancements by Ernest Mercadier and Nathaniel Baldwin.
Safety is paramount in preventing infestations and selecting appropriate treatments for your dog's specific needs.
Social contagion is the process where behaviors, attitudes, and emotions spread through crowds and social networks, often influenced by our natural social nature.
Ancient games like Senet and Go were integral in shaping cultures, providing entertainment, education, and fostering social and strategic skills.
Zahi Hawass is known for major archaeological discoveries and promoting awareness of Egypt's ancient heritage.
Winnie-the-Pooh, created by A.A. Milne in 1926, evolved from a toy to a global cultural icon, inspired by his son's teddy and a real bear named Winnipeg.
The southern white rhino population is around 18,000, recovering due to conservation, but the northern subspecies remains functionally extinct.