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When Spring Brings Tornadoes

The spring season is often the busiest time of the year for tornadoes across the United States. While most tornadoes

When many people think of old plants, they might consider plantation hemlocks and oaks that grow for centuries. Such examples

The climbing of Mount Everest is on many people’s bucket lists. This despite – or perhaps because of – the

With news channels talking lately about Mayon Volcano erupting in the Philippines, the effects of a volcanic eruption have been

Everyone knows that the tallest mountain on the planet is Mount Everest in the Himilayas mountain range. However, measuring mountains

The 5,772-mile Trans-Siberian Railway, which is the longest passenger train in the world, takes those on board from Moscow to

Sources of green energy production have grown steadily over recent years. Where they were once considered alternative and fringe ways

You’ve probably seen snow at some point in your life. Although it might seem too warm to snow in some

Pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns often go with Halloween. You can see them on front porches, on patio banisters, and in front

The world is full of interesting, little-known critters whose behaviors seem driven by more than dumb instinct. The pika is