Bibliophobia...!

Like many on that day, I was stunned to learn of Steve Irwin's death. Back when I still had an Astro subscription, the "Crocodile ...

Could this book hold clues to the location of a lost city? Spain was the first world power back in the day to arrive in the Americas. Its ...

The frog is an amphibian, meaning it lives in both water and land. Most frogs have long hind legs, a short body, webbed digits and no tail. ...

Another shark attack victim dies in Australia. Amongst the polite pleas to not take it out on the sharks - like they did with stingrays a...

This looked too good to pass up. National Geographic recently published news of an old Internet hoax to put to rest the notion that giants ...

Will Greenpeace See Red? I've always been ambivalent towards green groups like Greenpeace. Over the years public sympathy and funding ha...

Whale-watching tourists in Norway were given a first-hand look at the country's whaling industry when an animal they were watching was h...

Another reason to respect cats: Jack, a 15-pound orange and white cat, keeps a close vigil on his property, often chasing small animals, ...

The issues raised in the National Geographic Special America's Deadly Obsession: Snakes is nothing new; after all, it's just an ext...

This is one of those cases where the American freedom of expression supports a cause borne of a warped sense of altruism: Keeping a pet lion...

They finally did it! Scientists have finally caught a giant squid on video. What's the big deal, you say? It's just a squid. A soto...

We've all heard about how Kublai Khan's failed invasion of Japan, thwarted by the kamikaze or divine wind, that capsized his fleet ...

Tutankhamun, the famous boy-king of ancient Egypt, is famous for a few things: his parentage, short life and short reign; his world-famous f...