Devon Zwald

Every summer, Canada geese in Georgia shed and then regrow their flight feathers in a process called molting. This leaves them flightless for about a month.

With a theme of Planted, the Atlanta History Center’s Juneteenth commemoration will also explore Black agricultural practices.

Their gentle temperament might explain why the giant yellow and black spiders are so good at living in urban areas.

The school now offers a seminar to first year students called “BBQ and You”. Not only do students learn to barbecue, they also learn the science behind it.

The Jamaican artist has been awarded the prestigious prize in recognition of her contributions to the field of African American art.