Fish normally are found in three places: in the wild water, in aquariums, and on our dinner plates. But fish can move from one of these worlds to another. Fish imported to eat or to keep as pets sometimes get into the local ecosystem, which is not their native habitat. The population controls of the species' native environment might not be present in the new place, or they may take over another species' spot in the food chain. That's pretty much the story of the snakehead... READ ON

The Washington Post recently announced the winners of its sixth annual Peeps Show diorama contest. This year's finalists were heavy on politics, but over six years, many of the best entries depict scenes from our favorite movies. In order to keep this post to a manageable size, I have only included films that won at least one Academy Award. That eliminated some classics, like Frankenstein, The Birds, and Spinal Tap, but you can find those if you like. Maybe I'll do a post on the rest some other time.1.... READ ON

Those in the craft scene know that you can make anything with yarn and crochet hook. The internet has some extremely interesting projects that you'd never associate with yarn crafts -until you see them, that is. Here are ten finished products we're glad someone thought of. 1. Game of Thrones... READ ON

Yesterday I read about a documentary film that debuted at the SXSW Film Festival in which the cinematographer was a cat. The item jogged my memory, as I had posted about this same cat back in 2007. He's not the only cat who takes pictures, so let's meet several cats who record their feline adventures in images and video. 1. Mr.... READ ON