When we think of „space,“ we often think of „outer space“ — the vast, empty, dark space that surrounds the stars and planets.
traveled to the end of the world and stretched out a hand
How do how gazelles jump straight up into the air from a standstill? And why do dolphins swim differently than fish? Create six fun flipbooks to explore how mammals move!
Hold the book with your left hand and flip through
It took most of human history for our population to reach 1 billion—and just over 200 years to reach 8 billion. When will our global population peak?
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Did you know that scientists once thought the forelimbs of T. rex had three claws? Find out how our understanding of T. rex anatomy has changed through the years.
that the animated animal sports a three-fingered hand
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The human brain is constantly adapting as neural networks rewire themselves in response to new experiences, such as learning different skills or even recovering from trauma such as a stroke. For ex…
about the brain’s plasticity and experience it first-hand
Technology now allows researchers to collect new data about the mysterious lives of blue whales. Learn how scientists track and study the animals underwater.
displaying a suction-cup tag a little larger than his hand
Discover more about horses‘ history and find out how our two species became powerfully linked.
the world’s smallest horse—17½ inches tall—was on hand
Although bored at times by formal schooling, the young Charles Darwin poured enormous energy into his fascination with the natural world.
Darwin experienced one such defense first-hand: „One
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