Despite their name, algae live not only in water but also on land. They can grow in the forest, in the tundra, on the walls of homes, and even in the hair of animals like sloths and polar bears.

Having appeared on Earth a long time ago, turtles never cease to amaze those who see them for the first time. Slow, encased in strong shells, they are long, and therefore in many cultures are considered a symbol of wisdom.

The vast Atlantic Ocean is a beautiful place, incredibly interesting, but also dangerous.

The Southern Ocean is the youngest ocean on Earth.

Aurora Borealis, more often called the northern lights, is one of the most interesting natural phenomena. For centuries, people puzzled over what it is until, finally, scientific minds have not established what it is

Strong, hardy, intelligent and graceful, jaguars are some of the largest cats on Earth. In nature, they occupy the top of the food chain, belonging to the top predators, and very few can escape its claws and teeth if a jaguar eats them.

The colorful country of the Netherlands is a must on the itinerary of any trip to Europe. No, seriously, to visit the surrounding countries and not stop by the homeland of the Dutch tulips is too much.

The brain is one of the most complex and understudied parts of the body. Although science has now made great strides forward, unsolved mysteries remain.

If one morning your child seems a little taller than he was just yesterday, it’s not a fact that you imagined it