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Scientific Evidence: A Rough Guide Our friends at Compound Interest (a fantastic website and a useful resource for science educators and communicators) created a very handy infographic to provide people with A Rough Guide to the Types of Scientific Evidence. Being able to evaluate evidence behind a claim is important, but scientific evidence com
50 Facts About Plants Did you know that bamboo can grow 91cm in a single day? Or that before the 17th century, purple was the color of almost all cultivated carrots? And that rhubarb's stems are delicious (especially in pies) but the leaves are poisonous? These facts about plants and 47 more are contained in the infographic below...
How Animals See The World [infographic] The human eye is pretty amazing, but there are some things it simply cannot do... like see ultraviolet light or detect images at great distance. The visual capabilities of non-human creatures can help to open our eyes to possibilities beyond our limited human sight. Here's an infographic that explores vi
All About Sharks [infographic] Sharks are incredible creatures, but they are experiencing a serious decline in their population due to the harvest of shark cartilage for bogus supplements and due to shark finning for soup. Check out these 10 facts and infographic below to learn all about sharks: Modern sharks have been around for 100 million
The World's Largest Predators Ever What are the world's largest predators to have ever existed on Earth? This infographic sheds light on the 15 largest. Surprisingly, my childhood favourite, Tyrannosaurus Rex, ranks only 14th. I can imagine a day when even larger predators are discovered and T-Rex is taken off the list entirely... The Big 15
15 ways to beat procrastination Let's face it. It's easy to procrastinate. It's really easy. Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow? The thing is, not doing the things you're supposed to do is usually a source of anxiety and stress. Yet we still procrastinate. What's one to do? Here's a handy infographic that outlines 15 ways you c
