Let's all agree that no one finds commensal rodents useful, not even the white-footed deer mouse many keep as pets. Commensal rodents inherently live off humans and can be destructive… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Gray Chapman
Sitka is the oldest city in the state of Alaska. Alaska remains a fascinating gem within North America. Not only is Alaska the largest state in the U.S., but four… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Founded in 1702 by French colonists as the first capital of Louisiana, Mobile is the oldest city in Alabama. Welcome to Alabama, the Heart of Dixie! If you're looking for… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
The snow fell like a sudden curtain of white over Massachusetts in March 1960. This extraordinary event brought the entire state to its knees. From Boston's harbor-front to rural farms,… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Michigan is renowned for its irregular weather patterns, but the events that unfolded on March 2nd, 2002, are still spoken of with awe. The most significant March snowstorm in Michigan's… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
On a cold March weekend in 2013, Illinois was taken by surprise when an unprecedented snowstorm descended on the state. Residents were left mesmerized as feet of white powder gradually… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
It's a given that the United States is home to millions of insect species, all of which are critical in maintaining our ecosystems. However, many insect populations are declining at… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Are you curious about the potential health benefits of mushrooms? If you’ve heard about the psychedelic powers of psilocybin mushrooms, you may be interested in discovering other types of mushrooms… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Encompassing 77,115.68 square miles, South Dakota is the 16th largest state in the U.S. Some people call it Mount Rushmore State. But others call it "the land of infinite variety,"… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Have you ever wondered why most people find nature so enchanting? With plenty of gorgeous plants such as double-bloom flowers and cherry blossoms, enormous water animals, and beautiful landscapes, there’s… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
As the icy winds howled and the snow began to fall in earnest, Maryland residents braced themselves. Not knowing it would soon become the biggest snowstorm ever to hit their… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
From March 12 to 14, 1993, The Garden State experienced its biggest snowstorm ever. The "Storm of the Century" would be remembered for years. Strong winds and heavy snowfall blanketed… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Indiana is located in the Midwestern region of the United States, which means it experiences diverse weather conditions throughout the year, including snowstorms during the winter months. Snowstorms are common… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
North Carolina is no stranger to snow, but now and then, Mother Nature brings a snowstorm that breaks all the records. And that's exactly what happened from March 12th to… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
If you pass by a stream, a lake, a forest, or a pond, chances are, you'll encounter one of our froggy pals hopping around or hear them ribbit. Typically, the male gender… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
You've probably been fascinated by the abnormally large ears some animals possess. But have you ever wondered why they have such big ears? Large ears provide animals with an array… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
It's no surprise that many people think Miami is the capital of Florida. After all, this vibrant city is renowned for its stunning beaches, exhilarating nightlife, and exciting culture. However,… Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
Cantaloupe, or muskmelon or rockmelon, is a juicy and sweet summer fruit humans have enjoyed for centuries. It can be eaten fresh and is popular in desserts and drinks worldwide. … Read More
By Gray Chapman 1 year ago
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