James Burton

Written by James Burton

These bovines once roamed the American Great Plains freely, but now exist almost entirely within the range and farm settings.

Environment

Bison Facts: Animals Of North America

Uranium, a chemical element with a U symbol and an atomic mass equal to 238 u, has an atomic number 92

Economics

The 10 Biggest Uranium Reserves In The World

Cucumbers in a trailer post harvest.

Economics

The World Leaders In Cucumber Production

A farmer harvesting coconuts in Indonesia.

Economics

The World Leaders In Coconut Production

Government spending on education is one of the main factors involved in the nearly 100% literacy rates of countries like Finland.

Society

List of Countries By Literacy Rate

Whether it is because of poor climate conditions or internal conflict, these are countries where the majority of food produced is consumed, with little room for export.

Economics

Countries Exporting the Least Food Worldwide

The bombardment of Fort Sumter by Confederate forces led by P.G.T. Beauregard resulted in the onset of the American Civil War.

Society

The Battle of Fort Sumter - American Civil War

Cox's Bazar (pictured) is the third longest beach in the world, and one of Bangladesh's most popular tourist hotspots.

World Facts

The Longest Beaches In The World

An Eastern Gray Squirrel assumes its iconic hunched over stance as it feeds.

Environment

Eastern Gray Squirrel Facts: Animals of North America

The short tails, ability to run on all fours and stand up, and omnivorous diets of the American Black Bear have often been likened to the abilities of humans.

Environment

Black Bear Facts: Animals of North America

A Garter Snake peeks its head through high grass in search of food.

Environment

Garter Snake Facts: Animals of North America

With more than half of its population under the age of 18, Niger's people prove to be the youngest in the world.

World Facts

30 Countries With The Youngest Populations In The World

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