Month: February 2026

Often seen simply as a decorative or shade tree, the honey locust, known scientifically as Gleditsia triacanthos, has a rich history of usefulness that many

Most people grow up believing that danger is loud, obvious, and immediate. Movies, television, and even parental warnings often reinforce the idea that threats arrive

A Johns Hopkins University study, published in Nature Neuroscience, analyzed how black coffee consumption impacts the body. Researchers found signals linking this beverage to cellular

If you have ever walked through a forest after the rain and suddenly spotted something that looked like an alien egg cracking open on the

For many people, encountering a slug evokes little more than a grimace. Slimy, slow-moving, and often seen gliding across damp sidewalks or hiding under leaves

What was intended as a moment of unity at the 2026 Winter Olympics instead became one of the opening ceremony’s most talked-about scenes. As the

Keeping a crucifix in the home is far more than a religious habit or a decorative item on the wall. For many Christians especially those

When people talk about attraction, they often imagine expensive perfumes, carefully chosen colognes, or bold fragrances designed to leave a lasting impression. But science —

The kissing bug, also known as the triatomine bug, may look harmless at first glance. But this insect can carry Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite responsible

Hope faded into grief after days of searching, as authorities in Georgia confirmed the death of Nathan Smith, the 27-year-old son of rapper Lil Jon.