Creation Science and Coffee – from the One One Coffee Blog

Millions of fossilized clams have been found in sedimentary layers around the world. Billions probably exist. So what, you may ask; fossils are co...

Tree frogs live in trees, sticking firmly to branches and leaves - even walking upside down on these surfaces. How do they keep from falling of...

Learn how nature's submarines work

Have you heard of “buzz pollination?” Learn more here...

Every year at Mt. Rushmore, workers rappel down the cliff face to inject glue into
newly formed cracks on the presidents’ faces.

More and more paleontologists are cracking open dinosaur bones and finding, to their amazement, the same thing: blood vessels, cell nuclei, tissue elasticity and protein fragments. 

Wow.  The design of the trilobite eye makes use of Fermat’s principle, the Abbe sine law, Snell’s laws of refraction, and the optics of birefringent crystals.  How did that happen?

Using only its fins, this tiny fish produces a perfectly circular, six-foot sculpture on the ocean bottom with uniquely placed ridges and channels.

Degassing is the process of carbon dioxide being released from the beans once the beans are roasted.

The amount of cups of coffee you get from a 12-ounce bag totally depends on a number of factors. Quite likely, the ratio and yield for a 12-ounce bag of beans will be around 18 - 22 cups.

The Peaberry is a renegade coffee bean that is actually a mutation.

Wood ants know how to build their pine needle nest, how to ventilate it and how not to get infections.