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Baby Tyrannosaurus: The Troublemaking Tots of the Cretaceous Life for a Baby Tyrannosaurus Life was undoubtedly challenging for a baby Tyrannosaurus. Not only did they have to contend with massive …

Gardening Hacks to Avoid: Expert Advice for Optimal Plant Health In the digital age, gardening “hacks” promising to enhance plant growth and save time and money abound. However, according to …

The Importance of Vacations: Why Americans Need More Time Off Are Americans Overworked? Americans are notorious for taking fewer vacation days than people in other developed countries. In fact, nearly …

Dinosaurs: Myth or Reality? The “Ropen” Myth Growing up, many people are fascinated by the idea of living dinosaurs roaming the Earth. However, scientific evidence suggests that the last of …

Amsterdam’s Buried Treasures: A Window into the Past Excavating History: Below the Surface Amsterdam’s rich history has been unearthed through an ambitious project called Below the Surface. This multimedia initiative …

Historic England’s Crowdsourcing Quest: Uncovering Hidden Histories Background Since 1882, Historic England has maintained the National Heritage List for England, a comprehensive inventory of historically significant places across the country. …

HIV’s Ability to Cause AIDS Is Weakening Viral Evolution and Slower Replication Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes AIDS, is evolving in ways that may be beneficial to …

Cleaning Burnt Stainless Steel Pans Earth-Friendly Have you ever been so engrossed in something that you completely forgot about the food you were cooking, only to realize later that you’ve …

The Year the Dream Died: Revisiting 1968 in America Historical Watershed 1968 was a year that forever changed the course of American history. From the chaos of the Vietnam War …