Have you ever wondered how a straw works? If so, here's an experiment that will not only show you, but one that might get you and your family "Hooked on Science." Materials n Jar with lid n Straw n ...

A new straw inspired by McDonald's could be the secret to stopping hiccups in their tracks, according to a team of doctors and scientists that evaluated the patent-pending drinking vessel. Ali Seifi, ...

Cities and nations are looking at banning plastic straws and stirrers in hopes of addressing the world's plastic pollution problem. The problem is so large, though, that scientists say that's not ...

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Many of us enjoy drinking our favorite drink through a straw. Using a few materials from around the house, you can prove there is a science behind drinking through a straw. Materials Instructions STEP ...

The paper straws that are currently available are not entirely made of paper alone. Straws made with 100% paper become too soggy when they come in contact with liquids and cannot function as straws.

Though many brands have taken steps to eliminate plastic, including straws, you’ll probably still catch yourself sipping a cold drink out of a straw every now and then. It’s bound to happen! In fact, ...