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7 Fastest-Growing Cities in the U.S.: San Antonio, Phoenix, and More

United States · United States

7 Fastest-Growing Cities in the U.S.: San Antonio, Phoenix, and More

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The fastest-growing cities in the U.S. are spreading out like ink in water. From Texas to Florida to the Carolinas, certain metro areas are gaining new residents at a rate that’s tough for larger cities to ignore.See the Story

Skate Fish vs. Stingray: Comparing Bottom-Dwelling Fish

Skate Fish vs. Stingray: Comparing Bottom-Dwelling Fish

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At first glance, skate fish vs. stingray confusion is extremely understandable. Both belong to the class Chondrichthyes, the group of cartilaginous fish that includes sharks. They share flat bodies, wing-like pectoral fins, and bottom-dwelling habits.See the Story

Dungeness Crab: A Deliciously Sustainable Crustacean

California, United States · California

Dungeness Crab: A Deliciously Sustainable Crustacean

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Dungeness crab (Metacarcinus magister) is more than just a seafood favorite; it’s a symbol of coastal culture from California to Alaska. This tasty crustacean is beloved for its sweet, tender crab meat and iconic crab legs.Read Article

7 Shorthair Cat Breeds With Faces You'll Want to Squeeze

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Shorthair cat breeds are a favorite among pet parents for their sleek coats, low-maintenance grooming needs, and affectionate personalities.Read Article

10 Pink Gemstones That Charm Beyond Valentine's Day

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Pink gemstones blend science and sparkle like few other minerals. Whether you're drawn to the feminine hue for its metaphysical properties or just its stunning aesthetic, there's a pink stone for every style and budget.Science Read Article

Heron vs. Crane: A Comparison of Long-legged Birds

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The heron vs. crane debate might sound like something only birdwatchers care about, but knowing the difference is key for anyone who loves wildlife or spends time near wetlands.Read Article

15 Black Gemstones for Not-so-inner Goth Vibes

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Some gems dazzle with rainbow brilliance. Others whisper their power in deep, dark silence. Black gemstones aren't flashy, but they hold serious weight in style, symbolism and geology.Read Article

Bambino Cat: The Munchkin-Sphynx Hybrid Making Waves

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Think of a cat with a wrinkly, hairless body and short, stubby legs. Now picture it bouncing around like a curious little gremlin. That peculiar feline is the Bambino cat, a breed that's drawing both fans and critics for its one-of-a-kind looks and big personality.Cats Read Article

How Many Millionaires Are in the U.S.? More Than Any Other Country

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As of 2024, the number of millionaires in the U.S. was around 23.8 million. That means roughly 1 in 15 people in the U.S. has a net worth of at least seven figures. This number includes not just tycoons but also people who have slowly built wealth through investing, homeownership, and disciplined saving.United States · United States Read Article

The Turkish Angora Cat Is Playful, Loyal, and Simply Stunning

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Turkish Angora cat lovers often describe this breed as a living piece of silk in motion. With its gossamer-like fur and energetic charm, the Turkish Angora is more than just a pretty face; it's a national treasure in Turkey and a favorite in the cat world.Türkiye · Turkey Read Article

The Youngest Oscar Winner and 9 More Young Record-Holders

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Who was the youngest Oscar winner in Academy Awards history? The Oscars have celebrated talent across all ages, but only a few have taken home a golden statue before even reaching adulthood.The Oscars Read Article

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