Scorpions have eight legs, two pincers (pedipalps) and a tail equipped with a poisonous stinger that serves as their predatory weapon against insects, spiders, and small lizards. They feed on insects as well as small reptiles such as toads. They possess amazing survival capabilities, such as slowing their metabolisms so they can feed off just…
Argentina never ceases to amaze and mesmerize; be it through its vibrant tango dancers, delicious cuisine or captivating political history. Below you can discover 15 fun facts about this South American nation! Argentina is home to some of the highest mountains, vast deserts and breathtaking waterfalls. Additionally, Argentina is an acclaimed wine producer and popular…
Southern Africa holds many interesting facts that you might not already be aware of, such as being home to one of the tallest animals on earth and boasting an acclaimed wine route. South Africa is located at the southernmost point of Africa. It shares borders with six neighboring countries: Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Eswatini and…
Insects are some of the most fascinating animals on Earth, boasting an amazing diversity. While most insects share common traits such as hard exoskeletons and three body segments (head, thorax and abdomen), each insect also stands out in their own special way. Did you know, for instance, that praying mantis can swivel their heads 180…
Zebras are one of the continent’s most iconic animals. These wild, horse-like creatures inhabit herds across Southern and Eastern Africa and thrive as herd animals. They don’t exhibit selective eating behavior and can graze on various types of greenery without difficulty. Their flexible diet has even enabled them to digest tough cellulose sources. Zebra stripes…
Argentina is famed worldwide for its vibrant spirit, vibrant tango culture and stunning natural beauty – yet locals may be unaware of some interesting facts about their home nation. From later dinners to exquisite wines, Argentina’s Spanish and Mediterranean influences have left their mark on its culture. But did you know that its current Pope…
Kangaroos are one of Australia’s most iconic animals, featured prominently on its coat of arms. But this magnificent animal holds much more mystery and intrigue than meets the eye. Baby kangaroos (joeys) are born alive into their mother’s pouch and live there until it’s time for them to venture forth into life. Kangaroos use powerful…
An inviting home makes relaxation effortless and leaves you feeling rejuvenated rather than exhausted. Additionally, it provides you with purpose in life so that it feels meaningful and satisfying. While you don’t have to have an ideal home, finding ways to personalize it and make it your own can make all the difference. Here are…
Mars is one of the most researched planets in our solar system. It also hosts Olympus Mons – three times taller than Mount Everest! Red Planet derives its vibrant hue from iron minerals in its soil, which rust away during dust storms on Earth. Romans gave this planet its name after Ares, their god of…
