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In this article, we will address everything you need to know about snowfall in Iowa, particularly when it begins and when you can expect it to end. We will go over some record snowfalls throughout Iowa’s history, especially particularly large or small storms. Whether you want to visit Iowa or simply want to learn more about the state that you live in, here’s what wintertime is like! Understanding First Snow in Iowa Humid and extreme in its temperatures, both within a single season and throughout the entire year, Iowa has a lot to offer the average visitor....

Flamingos that eat algae are colored a deeper orange shade than those that eat the animals that feed on the algae, such as brine shrimp. Since these birds which stand on one leg are so largely defined by what they eat, it’s quite normal to wonder how they eat, especially considering their beaks. Do flamingos have a set of sparkling white teeth hidden behind their orange-black beaks? Do Flamingos Have Teeth?...

Lilly the cat lived with her family for the last eight years. She “owned the block” according to her owner. She had lived in the same home for four and a half years, becoming familiar with the routines, neighborhood, and ways to get back home and inside. She was allowed to go outside and wears a purple collar. Her family had to move and her owner was worried how Lilly, so used to her neighborhood, would adjust....

Yes, ginger and ginger root are technically the same ingredient or plant, but, at the same time, no, they do not share the same form and perhaps not even the same benefits. Let’s now cut to the chase and tell you everything you need to know about the differences between the two! You may not think much of it, but if a recipe asks you to use ginger root and you use plain ginger, the result might not be what you expect....

How Deep is Lake Lanier? Lake Lanier is quite deep, with an average depth of 156 feet. When full, the water surface is 1,071 feet above sea level. Consequently, Lake Lanier is a large reservoir covering an average of 59 square miles and 692 miles of shore. What Are the Origins of Lake Lanier? Lake Lanier is an artificial lake in northeast Georgia, United States. It was created in the 1950s by the U....

In this article, we’ll go over all of the care instructions you need for a mini monstera plant, including a bit more information about the plant itself. We’ll give you some tips as to the water and light requirements for this houseplant as well as some common problems you may run into as the plant ages. Let’s get started now! What is a Mini Monstera? Belonging to the Rhaphidophora genus, mini monsteras are distantly related to the monsteras we know and love....

It has also been a focal source of growth for those who have built cities in its vicinity. But how wide is the Ohio River at its widest point if commercial ships can use it for transportation and people continue to rely on its flowing waters for sustenance? Let’s find out. The Widest Point of the Ohio River The Ohio River widens to roughly 1 mile at its broadest point....

In this article, we will compare and contrast everything there is to know about huckleberries vs blueberries so that you can gain a full understanding of both fruits. In addition, we will go over how to identify these berries in the wild, as well as what they both taste like in detail. Let’s get started and learn about blueberries vs huckleberries now! Comparing Huckleberries vs Blueberries Key Differences Between Huckleberries vs Blueberries There are many key differences between huckleberries and blueberries....

Is The Eggplant a Fruit or Vegetable? Technically speaking, the eggplant is both a vegetable and a fruit! But how exactly is that possible? Let’s find out! Scientifically, the eggplant is a fruit, specifically a berry, because of the way that it grows. Fruits, including eggplants, come from the flower of a plant and have seeds that are edible. In contrast, vegetables are any other part of the plant, such as the leaves, the roots, or the stems....

What Is A Rat Snake? Rat snakes (often referred to as ratsnakes without a space) are a large group of snakes that belong to the subfamily Colubrinae. All rat snakes are medium to large constrictors that primarily eat rodents, hence their name. Almost all of them live in the Northern Hemisphere, and they can be grouped into New World and Old World populations. As the United States is in the New World, most people are only familiar with the species within that group....

At the dawn of the Devonian, the appearance, geography, and climate of the planet were transforming. The Gondwana supercontinent was steadily heading northward, away from the South Pole, and another supercontinent began to form. The Devonian Period was undoubtedly a significant time in Earth’s geologic history. It ushered in the beginning of proper life (both flora and fauna) on land. The climate change during this period paved the way for the evolution that changed the earth....

Timber Rattlesnake Although it once lived all across the state, today the timber rattlesnake is rare in New Jersey. It is most common in the northern and central regions of the state, but there are also small, isolated populations in the southern region as well. Timber rattlesnakes are the most endangered species in New Jersey and are tragically persecuted by humans who both kill and collect them illegally. Because of this, timber rattlesnakes in New Jersey are protected by state laws....

1. Istanbul – 15,636,243 Formerly known as Constantinople, Istanbul is Turkey’s largest and most populated city. Commonly mistaken as the country’s capital, Istanbul is Turkey’s economic, cultural and historical hub, with over 15 million of the country’s citizens living in this city. Istanbul is a sizable metropolis with a rich past, vibrant culture, and stunning scenery. Originally known as Byzantium, the city’s name was changed to Constantinople after the first Christian Roman emperor, Constantine....

What is the Deepest Lake in Missouri? The deepest lake in Missouri is Table Rock Lake. Located just SW of the tourist town of Branson, Table Rock Lake draws in visitors to Table Rock State Park for boating, fishing, swimming and camping. With the surrounding White River Hills in the Ozark Mountains you get spectacular views along with oak forests and glades. How Deep is the Deepest Lake in Missouri? The deepest lake in Missouri, Table Rock Lake, is 220 feet deep....

While New Jersey might not come to mind when considering great states for lake vacations, it offers many possibilities that are waiting to be explored. More than 400 lakes, ponds, and reservoirs are accessible to the general public in New Jersey. These waters provide a wide variety of fishing options, from thriving panfish populations to trophy-sized game fish. But of all these lakes in the Garden State, which of them is the deepest?...

Here, we’ll discover just where Washington’s highest spot lies, and just how tall it is. We’ll learn more about the general topography of Washington, and how it compares to the tallest peak. Then, we’ll find out whether or not you can drive to the state high point, and what there is to do in the area. Finally, we’ll compare the highest spot in the state to the other four highest places....

Largest Black Mamba Snake Ever Recorded The largest black mamba ever recorded was 14 feet, 9 inches in total. The king cobra is the world’s largest venomous snake; however, the black mamba is its closest rival in terms of size. When it comes to the length of this snake, its tail accounts for about two-thirds of its total length. Black mambas can grow to lengths of up to nine feet in the wild, but the average adult’s length is a little over six feet....

Breaking the world record may be a pipe goal, but breaking any large bass record is an adventure worth pursuing. If catching the next world-record largemouth bass is your goal, Illinois waters can be a challenging choice. Why is that? How big is the Prairie State’s record largemouth bass? This article uncovers the largest largemouth bass caught in Illinois and other interesting facts. What Is the Largest Bass Caught In Illinois?...

Water is one of the most omnipresent elements of existence. It is 60% of the human body and covers 71% of Earth. Over the course of our history, human beings have been inextricably drawn to oceans, rivers, and lakes for their access to trade routes, sources of nourishment and hydration, and of course, their natural beauty. Lakes are no exception. We have even gone so far as to construct our own man-made lakes to generate hydroelectricity, aid in water supply, boost agricultural or industrial industries, or simply to have a beautiful place to go....

While sinkholes are awe-inspiring, they are risky and can cause extensive damage if they occur in built areas. They are also known to claim lives, with many reported deaths in the USA and around the world. In your quest to quench your curiosity, you may want to know the largest sinkhole in the world, a credit taken by Xiaozhai Tiankeng in China. Read on to learn more about this physical feature and honorable mentions around the world....