9 Types of Black Birds in Wyoming (With Pictures)
Wyoming has always been special—the pioneer museums, hot springs, and cowboy towns, not to mention its diverse wildlife and national parks. Today, we want to look at the black bird species that felt this state had everything they needed to not only propagate but also survive. Before getting into that, it’s important to note that […]
Continue readingWhat Are Stars Made Of? The Interesting Answer
Stars are made of hot hydrogen and helium, but they also include carbon, iron, nitrogen, and oxygen. Most of the materials used in a star were used by past stars and recycled for the new star. In the future, the star will run out of fuel and eject its materials so it can be reused […]
Continue readingCan You Hunt Bison in the US? Everything You Need to Know
Free-range bison hunting is legal in some states, including Utah, Alaska, and Montana, where herds require culling for population control. But you’ll need a special permit, which is usually difficult to get a hold of. The number of permits that are granted each year is tightly controlled and limited. In fact, some people spend many […]
Continue reading12 Types of Black Birds in California (With Pictures)
Whether you’re trying to spot a black bird in California or identify one that you already spotted, you’ve come to the right place. These are the 12 most common types of black birds in California, along with information that you can use to help identify these black birds while you’re in the state. Top 12 […]
Continue readingWhat Do Baby Chickadees Eat? 3 Common Foods
Chickadees are adorable tiny birds that expertly flit and maneuver through tree branches, searching for insects and bugs. If you’re lucky enough to have them nest in your backyard, they’re sure to provide you with hours of entertainment as they dart back and forth from their nest, delivering a seemingly endless supply of food to […]
Continue readingHow to Clean Blue Light Glasses in 7 Easy Steps
Blue light filters can be helpful for people who spend a great deal of time using the computer1 or watching television. They help filter out the blue light emanating from the screens and monitor, which may reduce fatigue and eye strain. However, since these glasses don’t correct your vision, they’re often flimsy and not as […]
Continue readingMourning Dove Male vs. Female: How to Tell the Difference
The Mourning Dove is named due to its mournful cooing sound. These can be found throughout North America, ranging from Southern Canada to Central Mexico, making them one of the most populous birds in the country. Unlike many other bird species, male and female Mourning Doves look similar and can be difficult to tell apart […]
Continue readingMexican Duck Vs. Mallard: How are They Different?
These birds of a feather are so similar that they were once thought to be the same species! From 1983 until 2020, the Mexican Duck was classified as a subspecies of the Mallard. However, scientists later realized that although they look alike, they’re genetically different enough to warrant their own name. Even though the Mexican […]
Continue readingDoes Light Travel in a Straight Line? Can It Be Bent?
A basic principle of physics states that light travels in a straight line. It’s easy to prove, too. Simply shine a light through a parallel series of openings and it will pass through each one successively. You can also see it in real-time when looking at shadows. The division between the lighted area in the […]
Continue readingHow Does Light Travel? Does It Travel Forever?
Light is almost always around us, but it’s not something that most people think twice about. If you do start thinking about it, you might wonder how light travels and for how far. The answer is that light moves as a wave, and it can go on forever. Let’s go over what that means and […]
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