The deepest river in the United States is the Hudson River, with a depth of up to 215 feet. The longest river in the United States, the Missouri River, has a maximum depth of 200 feet. A river is a body of water that flows towards a larger body of water such as an ocean … Read more
It’s common to dream about a warm, sunny place – especially if you’re someone who lives in one of the world’s coldest countries. And there are many cities around the world that boast warm climates year-round, but what about the world’s hottest cities? First of all, how do we determine which cities are the hottest? … Read more
The rainforest covers approximately 2% of the Earth’s total surface but contains 50% of Earth’s animals, plants, insects, and microorganisms. The rainforest is probably difficult to beat in terms of biodiversity in ecosystems, and many biotic factors can be found in it. In all cases, “biotic” refers to something living within an ecosystem. There are … Read more
Wolves are often considered dangerous, but other, smaller animals and insects have actually killed more humans. Millions of people are killed by animals every year, and while wolves did make it on this list, you might be surprised to learn which other animals are the deadliest. The 15 Deadliest Animals 1. Mosquitoes: 750,000 Mosquitoes are … Read more
If you’ve ever stepped inside a mega-mall, you know what an overwhelming experience it can be. After all, these enormous malls are like small communities; they offer a wide range of services in a single space. Shopping is just a small part of the experience – visitors come to dine, meet friends, and experience some … Read more
Many people spend their entire lives planning a wedding, while others take a year, several months, or even a few weeks. However, others want to do it immediately without all the frills and on the day they propose, but is that even possible? You’d be surprised to know that many states allow it. Of the … Read more
Several states have birds that they deem important for varying reasons, making them the official state bird. Oklahoma is no different and has chosen one of the most beautiful birds for its state. The scissor-tailed flycatcher is the state bird of Oklahoma and has been so for many years because it plays an integral part … Read more