Shatter cones are distinctive cone or fan-shaped features in rocks, with radiating fracture lines that resemble a horsetail. They are found in only two places on Earth, 1) in nuclear test sites and 2) ...

Dessert lovers, listen up! There is a brand new place in town ready and waiting to satisfy your sweet tooth. If you love ice cream, this could be your new hot spot. If you love pastries, the same ...

Funerary cones are a type of funereal object from ancient Egypt. It is well known that the ancient Egyptians were extremely concerned about the afterlife, and that they did all they could to provide ...

One of ancient Egypt’s most-enduring embalming enigmas has to be its cryptic head cones. These unusual objects can be seen in tomb paintings perched atop the heads of both mummies and living people.

There’s something about pine cones that’s appealing to all of us. Their pattern, their natural symmetry —it’s no wonder we find ourselves picking them up while walking in the woods. These lovely ...

The Weather Network's Victoria Fenn Alvarado holds old weather lore up to the facts in search of the truth. The higher the pine cones, the harsher the winter. Have you ever heard this weather lore ...

Police are warning residents that it is illegal to use cones or other objects to "reserve" parking on a public street. Placing objects in the street is a violation of California Vehicle Code and local ...

Get ready, New Jersey! Your sweet tooth is about to go on a magical ride. Crispy Cones has officially opened its very first Garden State location, right in the heart of Edison at Wick Plaza on Route 1 ...

The Wisconsin Department's Reforestation Program grows and sells affordable, native tree and shrub seedlings to landowners for planting on public and private lands in Wisconsin to improve wildlife ...

Joy Baking Co., the world's largest ice cream cone manufacturer, produces over 2.5 billion cones annually at its plants in North America. The company supplies cones to Dairy Queen and over 60% of U.S.