The Vadoma – The Ostrich People with Two Toes of Zimbabwe
The Vadoma People, also known as the Bantwana tribe, are from northern Zimbabwe, namely the Zambezi River basin in the districts of Sipolilo and Urungwe. …
The speed of quantum entanglement has been measured but its too fast for humans to fully understand
Quantum entanglement is one of the most mysterious and fastest phenomena in nature. Scientists at TU Wien (Vienna), in collaboration with research teams from China, …
Meet the Armadillo Lizard: The Closest Thing We Have to a Real-life Dragon
With its unique defense mechanism and thorny exterior, the armadillo lizard is perhaps the most fascinating reptile in the world. These lizards, therefore, are interesting …
More Than Fabric: How Burkina Faso’s Lawyers Are Weaving a New Identity in Court
Walk into a courtroom in Ouagadougou today, and you’ll witness a powerful, silent revolution. The scene is one of profound change. Gone are the imposing …
Ancient Romans were drinking water from ‘poisonous’ lead pipes around 200 years earlier than thought
One of the most impressive achievements of the Roman Empire – with its powerful armies, ambitious architectural feats and impressive reach – was its plumbing …
Meet the Ground Sloth That Stood as Tall as a House and Weighed 4 Tons
Sloths are small mammals famous for their low energy, extensive sleeping habit, long claws, and slow movement, moving only as far as 40 yards daily. …
The Silent Shattering: How Exploding Microbubbles Could Revolutionize Breast Cancer Treatment
Imagine a future where treating a tumor doesn’t require a scalpel, lengthy recovery, or a permanent scar. A future where the most powerful weapon against …
Explainer: What causes sinkholes, and why do they collapse so suddenly?
They can be as small as a dip in a garden or so big that they swallow houses, cars, and even whole streets Sinkholes are …
The Remarkable Journey of Sir Isaac Newton’s Tooth: From Relic to $62,000 Ring
In 1816, a peculiar item surfaced in the collectibles market—a single tooth belonging to none other than Sir Isaac Newton, the legendary scientist whose work …
100 Years of Breed “Improvement”
For the sake of honest disclosure, I will admit to owning “purebreds” (the ‘pureness’ of purebreeds is a discussion for another time) but I also …