Great White Shark

Published by Hollo457 in Science
September 8, 2008
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The great deadly shark.

10 Horror Flicks We’d Love to See

Published by Steven West in Satire
September 6, 2008
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It’s fun to go to a horror movie. The anticipation of mayhem and fright is worthwhile. Some horror movies are awful while others are classics. Here are 10 horror movies that would be hits at the movie theaters.

Seven Awfully Bad Jobs

Published by Lost in Arizona in Work
July 18, 2008
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Be thankful you have the job you have. You could be working in one of these fields.

Not All Snakes are Deadly Venomous

Published by Swapna P in Science
June 29, 2008
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It is said that there are about two thousand four hundred different kinds of snakes living. Of these, only eight percent are poisonous kinds that either kill or stun their prey with venom or poison. In many poisonous snakes the venom is not poisonous or plentiful enough to be dangerous to man.

30+ Stunning Facts About Natural Phenomena

Published by CHAN LEE PENG in Science
June 24, 2008
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Some facts about natural phenomena are very hard to understand indeed.

Do Bats Really Feed on Blood?

Published by Swapna P in Science
June 8, 2008
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Bats feed on fruits. There is one species of bats which feeds on blood. This species is known as the vampire bat. They live in tropical America and feed on the blood of cows, horses, goats, dogs or even a sleeping man.

Amazing Facts About The Animal World

Published by Rodallega in Science
May 14, 2008
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Animals have secret worlds. Read here to learn more about them.

10 Amazing But Little Known Facts About the Human Body

Published by Louie Jerome in Science
February 29, 2008
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The human body is an amazing, living, working, biological and chemical machine, controlled by its own computer, the human brain.

The Genetically Superior Race

Published by Persephone Rose in Offbeat
September 3, 2007
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I have recently been conducting a study on blood type as it is dispersed amongst the populace of the world and my findings are truly interesting.