Where we might see an ostrich egg, others can see a blank canvas ... the perfect medium for a message shaped by memories. Here is a story from Jane Pauley: At first glance, they look like ...

A diver cracks an ostrich egg at a depth of 42.069 feet underwater, showcasing the unusual effects of pressure as the egg holds its shape in the surrounding water. A captivating mix of science and ...

Ostrich eggs are far more substantial than ... available to read while hanging around in the library, which offers egg-shaped bean bags to perch on. The exhibit also includes original drawings ...

The eggs of a modern ostrich and an extinct elephant bird (left ... then examined whether birds that lay eggs of a certain shape have common diets, nests, and anatomy. For instance, they analyzed ...

The scientists tested their model on modern emu and ostrich eggs before ... were a slightly modified shape to stop them from being crushed, she added. Dinosaurs eggs—including one with a ...

Other eggs fit an entire bowl, such as that of the ostrich. The question, however, is this: why are bird eggs shaped the way they are? Is it only because of the size of the bird that hatched them?