North America

Why It Makes Sense To Eat and Drink at a Pool-Side Bar and Restaurant

Eat and Drink at a Pool-Side Bar and Restaurant There are standard hotels all over the world that you can book into, and then there are particularly special and unique...

Ruby-crowned kinglet (Corthylio calendula)

Identification: The Ruby-crowned Kinglet (Corthylio calendula) is a transatlantic vagrant. This tiny jewel forages almost feverishly over the...

Amazing half-animal and half-plant

Amazing half-animal and half-plant - The Elysia Chlorotica (common name the eastern emerald elysia) is a sea slug...

Cosmos Flower: Ideal Plant For The Back of Your Garden

The most common varieties are hybrids of Cosmos bipinnatus, a half-hardy annual with daisy-like flowers sometimes as large...

Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis)

Identification: Grizzly bear has shaggy fur, especially on their shoulders and flanks; their front claws are longer than...

The Incredible Temple of the Sun Utah

The Temple of the Sun is located in Capitol Reef National Park in Wayne County, Utah. The Temple of the Sun is a towering...

Sliding Glass Rock – A Paradise for Sliding Lovers

In North Carolina, near Brevard, a sliding rock waterfall attracted thousands of visitors to take a slide all the way down the waterfall into...

The Survival Doomsday Bunkers of South Dakota

No one can sense an unforeseeable future. Nuclear war or biological warfare destroyed human beings. The catastrophic war can kill most living beings and...

The Ancient Kukaniloko Birthing Stones

The sacred Kukaniloko Birthing Stones are also called Kukaniloko Birthstones State Monument. This is one of the most important ancient Hawaiian cultural sites in...

Mystery of Giant Arrows Scattered Across the United States

These are peculiar concrete markings that have amazingly been spotted all across America, prompting hikers and travelers to be curious about what on Earth...

False Kiva – Human-made Stone Circle in Canyonlands National Park

There is a human-made stone circle in Canyonlands National Park located in Utah called the False Kiva. It is believed to be of unknown...

Why Sodium was Disposed of in Lake Lenore?

Why Sodium was Disposed of in Lake Lenore? - When World War II ended, the United States Army had surplus metallic sodium left over...

Exploring Punchbowl Crater – A Lava-filled Landmark in Hawaii

If you're looking for an interesting and unique destination to explore in central Oahu, be sure to check out Punchbowl Crater. This massive volcanic...

Bronson Canyon Caves – The Little Gem

The remote-looking craggy setting of Bronson Canyon, or Bronson Caves, is a section of Griffith Park in Los Angeles. The area is very popular...

The Museum of Death

The Museum of Death shows art and artifacts and several paintings of serial killers with shrunken heads. In June 1995, J.D. Healy and Catherine...