Woods, forests, and scrub are terms we often use with ease, though not always with a clear understanding of their exact meanings. Let’s explore the differences between these concepts. The forest is a natural formation of trees with tall, multi-layered trunks, comprising trees arranged at various levels, along with shrubs […]
Anna Lacci
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In the 1960s, a rhyme was taught to elementary school children to help them learn the names of the months. For March, the nursery rhyme went, “March, mad fellow, if there is sun, take the umbrella,” highlighting the unpredictable nature of early spring weather, often marked by temperature fluctuations and […]
A growing trend has been gaining attention over the past few years: handbag dogs. Stylish women are often spotted carrying oversized handbags with a tiny puppy’s face peeking out. These small animals are frequently dressed up with ribbons that conveniently match their owner’s attire. The situation becomes even more peculiar […]
The only cultivated fruits that continue to ripen in February are citrus fruits, which, as it is well known, arrived in Southern Europe from the Far East. The other fruits on store shelves have been preserved since late summer or autumn. However, birds and mammals can rely on various fruits […]
“Elogio dell’ignoranza e dell’errore” (In Praise of Ignorance and Error) is Gianrico Carofiglio’s latest work in which the author highlights the value of not knowing and making mistakes through concrete examples and anecdotes drawn from the world of art and science. In a world that celebrates success and perfection, error […]