This is an anole lizard, a creature with a pretty special skill. It can blow a bubble of air and use it to breathe underwater, hiding there to escape predators. According to a study published ...

While underwater, these anoles have been seen to blow bubbles over their nostrils, which sticks closely to their strongly water-repellent skin.

KIDS and families are being invited to blow bubbles in a massive experiment to measure a climate phenomenon. The Met Office has teamed up with the organisers of Manchester's Futuresonic festival ...

One of Pearl’s most popular gags involves pulling two kids from the audience, having them stand next to each other and blowing a full-body bubble around them.