Katy Willis

Katy Willis is a writer, master herbalist, master gardener, and certified canine nutritionist who has been writing since 2002. She’s finds joy in learning new and interesting things, and finds history, science, and nature endlessly fascinating.

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Top 15 European Countries Most Interested in Saving Money

Saving money is a top priority for many Europeans. A recent study by Finansvalp reveals which countries are leading the charge in trying to set aside money and make their money work harder. By analyzing the frequency of money-saving-related Google searches, we can see which nations are most committed to financial prudence. Here are the […]

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Think You Know Conspiracy Theories? 16 Bizarre Beliefs That Will Make Your Head Spin

Conspiracy theories have been around for centuries, but the internet has given them new life and reach. Some are harmless, while others can have serious real-world consequences. Let’s dive into some of the strangest conspiracy theories out there, from the somewhat plausible to the downright bizarre. The Earth Is Flat Despite overwhelming scientific evidence, some

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The Future That Never Was – 16 Wacky 60s Inventions That Never Caught On

The 1960s was a decade of innovation and wild imagination. Inventors and futurists dreamed up all sorts of gadgets they thought would revolutionize our lives. While some of these inventions paved the way for modern technology, others faded into obscurity. Let’s take a look at 16 futuristic gadgets from the ’60s that didn’t quite make

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16 Modern Conveniences the Amish Use That Might Surprise You

The Amish are known for their simple lifestyle, often shunning modern technology. However, their relationship with modern conveniences is more complex than you might think. Here are 16 surprising modern items that some Amish communities have embraced, showing how they balance tradition with practicality. Solar Panels Many Amish families have started using solar panels to

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The 15 Most Dangerous Olympic Sports – Can You Guess the Top 3?

New research has analyzed Olympic injury data since 2008 to identify the riskiest Olympic sports. By examining the number of athletes in each sport compared to the number of reported injuries, researchers have determined which sports have the highest injury rates. What would you guess are the top three most dangerous Olympic sports? 15. Artistic

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Why Is It Colder the Higher You Are, Even Though It’s Closer to the Sun?

Many people wonder why it’s colder at higher altitudes, even though they are technically closer to the Sun. It might seem logical to think that being closer to the Sun would make it warmer, but that’s not how it works on Earth. Solar Radiation and Earth’s Atmosphere The Sun’s energy reaches Earth in the form

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What Jurassic Park Got Wrong About Velociraptors and 24 Other Startling Truths About These Clever Predators

Velociraptors have captured our imagination since they burst onto the big screen in Jurassic Park. But how much of what we think we know about these prehistoric predators is actually true? Let’s dive into the fascinating world of velociraptors and uncover some surprising facts that might change the way you think about these ancient hunters.

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17 Superstitions That Actually Have Scientific Explanations

Superstitions have been part of human culture for centuries, often dismissed as silly beliefs. But what if some of these age-old ideas actually have roots in science? Although I consider myself a pretty rational person, I am prone to knocking on wood, and I’ve definitely been known to cross my fingers for luck. Breaking a

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