A stack of sun-warmed bricks can become a therapeutic hideout for an endangered frog.
When red crabs cover Christmas Island's roads, barriers and bridges turn traffic engineering into wildlife assistance.
In Queensland, a rabbit may be prohibited in a living room yet permitted in a licensed magic act.
For a revolutionary interval, noon moved to five and the day became a decimal fraction.
Theo Jansen's beach animals have bones made of yellow tubing and muscles supplied by North Sea wind.
Two porous pots, wet sand, and moving dry air can keep vegetables cooler without a wire.
At Looe Key, snorkelers put their ears underwater and find the reef has a soundtrack.
A water anole dives with a silvery bubble repeatedly expanding and shrinking over its nostrils.
Behind a curtain of water in western New York, fractured shale supplies a flame with natural gas.
Canada's coin rule is a ceiling on legal-tender status, not a police barrier around a jar of change.
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