Why aren’t there more blue foods?

SHORT ANSWER Because blue is a rare pigment in nature and animals don’t find it appetising (so very few plants produce

How many French words are commonly used in English?

SHORT ANSWER Hundreds of French words are commonly used in English, and about a third of all English words may

SHORT ANSWER Because most dogs don’t eat bones anymore. FULL STORY In the past it was common for dogs to

SHORT ANSWER A lot of people think so, but there’s not much scientific evidence to support this theory. FULL STORY Local

SHORT ANSWER Usually they don’t. But when it happens it’s because we live in a chaotic world where people don’t always

SHORT ANSWER Because it made them easy to transport (before the days of shopping bags). FULL STORY The history of

SHORT ANSWER It’s been associated with rugby for decades and has been seen as an England song since thousands of

SHORT ANSWER They reach up with their front legs, grab on and use their momentum to swing their bodies up.

SHORT ANSWER About three miles an hour, but it varies depending on terrain. FULL STORY As far as we can tell,

SHORT ANSWER Each person speaks differently, and accents depend on numerous factors including where people come from, culture and education.