

Anne Taylor
Joined: Jan 5, 2021
Anne Taylor is a writer whose work has also appeared on Well + Good and Mashed.




Black cats, bats, and spiders commonly appear in people’s Halloween decorations. Here’s why.
Some of the highest peaks in the U.S. inspire awe and wonder. Others are more modest.
When people talk about a dog and pony show today, they usually mean a flashy presentation or event that's all about appearances, with little real substance. But where does this phrase come from, and what's its history?
Elizabeth Fry championed prison reform, particularly for women and children, in 19th-century England.
The residents of Bayou Corne, Louisiana, woke up one morning in 2012 and found a gigantic sinkhole devouring their town.
They’re quintessential starter pets for young children. But it’s important to know how to properly care for a pet goldfish.
Two events in Cameroon are the only recorded instances of limnic eruptions. Scientists are trying to prevent a third.
Black widow venom is about 15 times as potent as a rattlesnake's, yet these charismatic spiders generally aren't a threat to humans.
The author of ‘East of Eden’ and ‘The Grapes of Wrath’ was also a three-time Academy Award nominee and found an enemy in J. Edgar Hoover.
These freak waves are rare and unpredictable—and are believed to have caused numerous shipwrecks.
From their surprising origin to the unique recipe, fortune cookies have a rich and fascinating history worth exploring.
For centuries, the Sámi people of Northern Europe have relied on reindeer herding for food, warmth, and income.