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Colonial-Style Homes: A Timeless Architectural Legacy Architectural Style and History Colonial-style homes emerged during the British colonial era in the United States, from the 1600s to the 1700s. These homes …

How to Edge Your Garden with Bricks for a Classic and Functional Border Benefits of Brick Edging Brick edging adds a touch of classic elegance to your garden while providing …

Antarctica’s Enduring Midges: Unraveling the Secrets of Insect Survival in Extreme Cold Antarctic Midges: The Southernmost Survivors As the southernmost continent, Antarctica presents a harsh and unforgiving environment for life. …

Boston Ivy: A Comprehensive Guide Botanical Profile Boston ivy (Parthenocissus tricuspidata), a member of the Vitaceae family, is a deciduous perennial woody vine. Native to China and Japan, it is …

How Laser Cowboys Rescued a Whale Fossil Treasure The Race Against Time Paleontologist Nick Pyenson was in a desperate race against a construction crew. A treasure trove of whale fossils …

Coastal Species Thriving Amidst Pacific Garbage Patch Pollution Floating Debris Provides Habitat for Coastal Organisms Despite the vast and seemingly inhospitable expanse of the Pacific Ocean, researchers have discovered a …

Alaska’s Disappearing Glaciers: A Century of Change Historical Documentation of Glacial Retreat Bruce Molnia, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, has spent decades collecting and studying historical photographs of …

Giving Thanks to Stretchy Clothes on Thanksgiving History of Elastic and Thomas Hancock’s Invention Thanksgiving is a time for indulging in delicious food and spending time with loved ones. But …

Why Walking on Legos Hurts More Than Walking on Fire or Ice The Science of Pain When you step on a Lego, the hard plastic exerts pressure on the sensitive …