Track Great White Sharks and More With This Interactive Map
OCEARCH's map shows you what sharks are near (or more likely far from) you.
OCEARCH's map shows you what sharks are near (or more likely far from) you.
What‘s the scoop on America‘s favorite ice cream flavors du jour? Find out here.
Want to know what your state is reading this summer? Check out this map of the top-searched books and discover your next page-turner.
From patriotic pancakes to trifle towers, these are the festive, Fourth of July foods people are Googling.
One state had the lion’s share of tornadoes between 2020 and 2024—but a different state sustained the most monetary damage.
If you love a good Aperol Spritz, you might want to put these countries on your travel list.
If you thrive in nature, check out the top states for outdoorsy people.
Plus, a map of the state names that are hardest to spell.
A new Google Trends analysis reveals the top truck types people are searching for across the U.S.—see which vehicle is your state‘s favorite.
Taco Bell fans are loyal, but not always to the same items. See which menu favorites stand out in each state.
Some places grew by leaps and bounds—and the city in the top spot might surprise you.
Yelp reveals the top U.S. cities searching for bed bug help. Find out where infestations are raising red flags.
Americans can’t stop searching for great white sharks.
How did your state rank?
See which names your state's new parents chose most often in 2024.
Magnetic north is shifting towards Siberia, but that doesn't quite explain why maps put north at the top.
English came out on top by a large margin.
Pixar fans are searching for Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, and The Incredibles across the U.S.
For some local economies, national parks can be cash machines.
See if your state prefers salty or sweet snacks when hitting the road.
Two songs conquered the map, and they come from very different eras.
This map of average driving speeds shows which motorists are zooming down the highway and which are stuck in traffic.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt used the map to justify the United States entering World War II—but as one historian told Mental Floss, “was a fiction forged by the British intelligence service.”
Move over, beef—chicken takes the lead.