Janice Feng

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Commonly referred to as a "Cottonmouth" in its native Southeastern US, the Water Moccasin is an American species of pit viper.

Environment

Water Moccasin Facts: Animals of North America

Despite many positive contributions to his country, the legacy of the 37th President of the United States has been marred by the Watergate Scandal. Editorial credit: neftali / Shutterstock.com.

Society

Richard Nixon - US Presidents in History

Due to its fierce appearance and agressive nature, many sports teams have adopted the Wolverine as their mascot.

Environment

Wolverine Facts: Animals of North America

Keukenhof Gardens possess some of the most aesthetically pleasing outdoor, in-ground floral arrangements in all of Europe.

Travel

Keukenhof, Netherlands - Unique Places around the World

The partially intact ruins of the Medieval Dunnottar Castle still feature prominently on Scotland's northeast coast.

Travel

Dunnottar Castle, Scotland - Unique Places around the World

A portrait of JFK on the 50 cent piece.

Society

John F. Kennedy - US Presidents in History

Possessing a true runner's build, the Roadrunner, or Chaparral bird, will opt to out-sprint its prey instead of swooping down from the skies.

Environment

Roadrunner Facts: Animals of North America

A female kangaroo ("jill") caring for her child (a "joey").

Environment

Kangaroo Facts: Animals of Oceania

Born unto an affluent Colonial Virginian gentry family, James Madison would go on to be a U.S. "Founding Father", and its 4th President.

Society

James Madison – the 4th President of the United States

The face of George Washington is on the US Dollar Bill.

Society

When Was George Washington President?

The Queen and her Royal guard entering 16th Century London.

Society

Queen Elizabeth I of England and Ireland - World Leaders in History

Napoleon III in military uniform. He would be the last monarch to rule the people of France.

Society

Napoleon III - World Leaders in History

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