Have you ever seen a face in the clouds or in your morning coffee? No, you're not crazy. Learn about the phenomenon known as pareidolia.

Learn all about salsify, the root vegetable you've probably never heard of. It may be ugly, but it's oh, so tasty!

Spiders are a part of life, and are beneficial for pest control in your garden. But they're not welcome in your home. These tips and home remedies will help keep them out!

Learn all about the many cloud formations that are often mistaken for the real thing, photos included!

How can a simple stick made of balsam fir be an accurate weather predictor? Do they really work? Learn the science behind nature and see for yourself!

Tick season is here! Check out these chemical-free ideas that work to keep these nasty parasites off your pets.

Quick Reference: The Dog Days of Summer The window: July 3 to August 11 every year. The 20 days before and 20 days after Sirius rises with the Sun. The name: Latin diēs caniculārēs, the “dog star days,” after Sirius, the brightest star in the sky and the eye of Canis Major. What the Romans

This common household item can help with poison ivy, acne, sunburn, and aid in the garden. Check out why you should have some in your home.

Check out these "illuminating" facts about these fascinating insects.

Maple seeds have been swirling everywhere this spring. Find out what it means and the science behind their flight!