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Sexual wellness is still wellness. And if we care about what touches our food, skin, soil, and water, it makes sense to care about what touches our very absorbent, very personal bits.

Scientists have found evidence that some moths may actually remember things they learned as caterpillars.

You know that moment when you’re in a public restroom, staring down the world’s saddest toilet paper, wondering why modern society has given us self-driving cars but not a better way to feel clean away from home? That’s the very human problem behind The UnWipe, a portable alternative to wet wipes and bidets that uses regular toilet paper, a little clean water, and texture to help people clean up without synthetic wipes, mystery fragrance, or plumbing drama.

May is Wildfire Awareness Month, which means it’s time to talk about one of America’s most beloved outdoor icons: a bear in jeans, a ranger hat, and an absolutely zero-nonsense stance on unattended campfires.