If you notice bright pink egg clusters near water in your garden, don’t overlook them—they’re most
likely from the invasive apple snail, a freshwater mollusk native to South America that has become a global threat.
These snails, with shells up to 10 cm wide, thrive in warm, wet environments like ponds and swamps
and have spread throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, causing serious ecological damage.
What began as a festive July 4th in central Texas quickly turned into a nightmare as flash floods swept through Kerr County, leaving devastation in their wake….
Microplastics in Bottled Water: Should You Be Concerned? Microplastics—tiny plastic particles less than 5mm in size—have become a growing concern, especially regarding their presence in bottled water….
As floodwaters recede in central Texas, devastating stories are surfacing—especially from Kerr County, home to Camp Mystic, where 68 bodies were found after sudden flash floods from…
The devastating July 4 floods in Central Texas have claimed the lives of multiple victims, including 21-year-old Joyce Catherine Badon. Joyce went missing after a flash flood…
A Surprising Discovery: Why Does My Dog Have a Blue Tattoo? After returning from a two-week work trip, you were excited to reunite with your dog, who…
The death toll from the devastating Texas flooding has risen to 80, and as families continue to mourn, questions of accountability have intensified. Among the hardest-hit areas…