History

Stunning Black and White Wagtails

Pied wagtails are far more common than the two other species of wagtails in Britain and Ireland. On almost any area of turf, shingle, or rock, in towns or...

Blue-winged Parrot (Neophema chrysostoma)

It is still unclear how blue-winged parrots or blue-banded grass parakeets migrate. Blue-winged parrots are about 210 mm...

Rare Snubfin Dolphin Spotted in Queensland

Don’t blink your eyes guys, A beautiful rare Snubfin Dolphin has been spotted smiling playing, and jumping out...

First Black Tomatoes helps in Fight Cancer

United Kingdom plant nursery has become the first garden center to grow Britain's Black tomatoes and they could...

Violet-capped hummingbird (Goldmania violiceps)

Description: The violet-capped hummingbird (Goldmania violiceps) is rather similar to the Pirre Hummingbird in general appearance and closely related...

Seawise Giant: The Largest Ship Ever Built

Seawise Giant, the largest ship ever built and a massive oil tanker, has a remarkable and peculiar history, marked by various name changes. This...

Life of Adam Rainer – Man Who Was Born a Dwarf, and Became a Giant

Life of Adam Rainer: He was an Austrian man who was born in Graz, Austria, in 1899. He was born with a medical condition...

Maurice Tillet – Possible Inspiration Behind the Character of Shrek

Maurice Tillet was born in 1903 in Russia and was known as the "French Angel." He was a professional wrestler in the 1940s and...

The Famous Tay Whale Incident

The Tay Whale, also known as the "Monster," was a humpback whale that entered the Firth of Tay in eastern Scotland in 1883. The...

The Priceless Civil War Eagle Made Out of Abraham Lincoln’s Hair

The Priceless Civil War Eagle Made Out of Abraham Lincoln's Hair In a tiny, vaguely lit backroom of the Onondaga Historical Association in Syracuse,...

World Cup Semi-Final 1954 – Greatest Ever Football Battle That Will be Long Remembered

FIFA World Cup Semi-Final 1954: Hungary vs. Uruguay A 1954 World Cup semi-final between the holders of the trophy, Uruguay, and the hottest favorites ever,...

The Aeroplane – Conquest of the Skies

Conquest of the Skies From the first few tentative hops, flying machines developed in leaps and bounds, becoming the most momentous technological advance of the...

The Wrecking and the Wreck of Zeppelin LZ33

On the night of September 24th, 1916, the Zeppelin LZ33 was brought down by the combined efforts of the London defenses and 2nd Lieut....

Obelisk’s – Symbols of Conquest and Mysterious Power

An Obelisk's Perilous Voyage Egypt's stones, originally raised in homage to the sun, have been coveted since Roman times as symbols of conquest and...

Johannes Havelius – First Man Who Map the Moon

Johannes Havelius published the first detailed map of the surface of the Moon in 1647. He was born on January 28, 1611, in Danzig...