Peter Piot, also called Baron Peter Piot, is a Belgian microbiologist, born in Leuven in 1949.
He grew up in a rural village in Flemish Brabant, and very early on he was interested in science and disease. It’s no surprise that he first studied science and then medicine at the University of Ghent. […]
Mary Anning, the first Paleontologist woman. She discovered many fossils of Ichthyosaurs and Pterodactylus Macronyx. […]
The 10 strangest plants in the world. In the shape of a bat, stones, or bloody mushrooms, find these amazing plants! […]
Tears are made by glands that are above the eyelid. They are called the lacrimal glands […]
To understand how we hear, we must know that sounds are movements of the air. When we speak or when we play music, we create vibrations in the air. […]
It is important that our eyes stay constantly wet to be protected. So the tear glands make tears all the time. When you sleep, your glands continue to produce tears. […]
Lice breathe through small holes that they can close on command. […]
You did not doubt that nature was amazing, … but did you know its artistic talent? The proof with its multicolored trees, growing in the Philippines. […]
The Caspian tiger is undoubtedly the biggest cat that has trod this Earth, but this one disappeared about 50 years ago. Now scientists want to revive them! […]
Fairy tales have accustomed us to glass slippers and frogs turning into Prince Charming after a sweet kiss. But did you know the glass frog? Just like Cinderella’s slipper, it is fragile! […]
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