Close-up photograph of a housefly.

A brief biography of Canadian scientist, Elizabeth Muriel Gregory MacGill. The biography profiles MacGill's career as an aircraft designer, the first women in the world to contribute to science in this way. The information, brought to us...

Did you know that the #1 pollutant in North Carolina is dirt? When soil is washed into streams and river, it smothers small animals and fish by clogging their gills. Look for bare patches of ground around your home and around your school...

Kids learn what makes up a fish. What are gills and how do they breathe in the water?

[Free Registration/Login may be required to access all resource tools.] Describes the characteristics of fish suited for aquatic lifestyles.

[Free Registration/Login may be required to access all resource tools.] What exactly is a fish? You probably think the answer is obvious. You may say that a fish is an animal that swims in the ocean or a lake, using fins. But not all...

Resource provides a brief overview of echinoderms. Includes pictures and links for more information.

This succinct site provides a description of Basidiomycetes that includes physical characteristics and ways of determining the difference between Basidiomycetes and Ascomycetes.

Saint-Just and Saint-Pasteur Cathedral, in Narbonne, south of France, seen from the Gilles Aycelin dungeon.

Dive into the biology of most fish to understand why they can only breathe while in the water. Does every fish meet its death when they are out of water?

Kids learn about the amphibian Hellbender. Animal is the largest salamander in the eastern United States.

Historical sign marks the building where the Friendship Nine refused to leave the McCrory's lunch counter. Short history is provided along with related websites.

An image of Charles Martel.

An image of Clovis.