Calling science enthusiasts of all ages!

Check out these beautiful views.

Starting this Monday!

First up: "The Gruffalo"!

Kangaroos on the beach!

See what the universe was doing while you were celebrating your birthday.

Good luck!

Plus, $1 from each puzzle sale will go to Feeding America.

Even if you'd be too scared to go on a real-life scuba dive.

Watch Romeo & Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and more.

Making screen time a little more enriching.

Netflix has released ten of its documentaries to YouTube, where you can watch them for free without a Netflix subscription. They cover topics like wilderness, child psychology, the American prison industry, and menstrual health.

"Anyone, even a first grader, can play this game and sort through these data to help us map one of the most beautiful forms of life we know of."

And it's the British version, as narrated by Stephen Fry.

Perfectly bite-sized.

You can expect tons of animal babies.

Now more than ever, we appreciate happy little trees.

It doesn't even matter if you have a green thumb.

He covers lighting, angles, RBF, and more.

And there's a product that claims it can help.

Classes include macro photography, portraiture, and photographing kids and pets.

Take your next meeting from Seinfeld's living room.

"oh little virus / you've forced us to stay inside / let's dance without pants"

You may not be able to go to the zoo right now, but you can bring a (virtual) penguin into your living room.

And other clever sleep aids.

Ten days of tiny, beautiful gifts.

We smell some clean dogs in our future!

You put pants on today. Good job!

No one's burning anything, except for this candle.

The Baby Yoda-plant Venn diagram is coming together.