In all the world, no butterflies migrate like the monarchs of North America. They travel up to three-thousand miles twice a year: south in the fall, and north in the spring. To avoid the long, cold northern winters, monarchs west …[Continue]

A isn’t just for apple anymore. It’s asteroid, aurora, and airplane too! Learning your ABCs on the Internet is loads of fun, because you can travel around the world as you explore from A to Z. And for those who …[Continue]

The use of fingerprints as a form of identification dates back to Babylon, ancient Rome and China’s Tang Dynasty. The first modern use of fingerprints was recorded on July 28, 1868 in colonial India by a British magistrate. Today’s website …[Continue]