Going up and down stairs is a regular part of most people’s days. Whether you live in a two-story house, work on the fifth floor of an office building, or live in a city with lots of hills and stairs to climb, you probably don’t think much about them when you encounter a flight of …
What began as a average walk on the beach turned into an extraordinary day when a young girl from southern Australia made a very rare find. As her feet pressed into the sand, she looked down and found these almost mythical eyes staring back at her. That slimy face belongs to a species of octopus known …
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The Motilla del Azuer in Spain, built between 2200-1500 BCE, is a complex construction with several walls, tortuous corridors and a large courtyard where a recently discovered and excavated well is located. It was possibly a structure of refuge and defense The brochs of Northern and western Scotland form some of the most remarkable and …
Have A Glimpse Of Krubera Cave, The Deepest Cave In The World! The cave, known as Krubera-Voronya, is considered the “Everest of the caves”. The total length of cave passages reaches 13,232 m, the depth is -2,197 m. It’s located in Abkhazia (Georgia) near the Black Sea. The difference in elevation of the cave’s entrance …
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As wonderful as Chinese tea is, it is definitely not something you’d closely associate with exhilaration, adrenaline and the fear of death. Mt. Huashan in China, however, manages to bring all of these things together by featuring a death-defying cliff-side mountain hiking trails that brings daring visitors to a tea house 2,160 m (7,087 ft) …
Not everybody would feel as relaxed lying in a hammock strung thousands of feet up in the air between mountains. But then these thrill-seekers high up in the northern Italian Alps aren’t just anybody. They are members of a group of extreme athletes who have travelled to take part in the International Highline Meeting in …
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Tuesday will go down as a red-letter day in the history of the Wisconsin lake sturgeon management program. Not only did Department of Natural Resources fisheries personnel tag a single-day record 565 sturgeon, but they also tagged the largest fish in the history of the program. The 87.5 inch female sturgeon weighed approximately 240 pounds. …
Everyone needs some form of shelter, but not everyone is happy with urban or even suburban lifestyles. Some prefer to live as far away from other people as possible. In the most extreme cases, that means going where no dwellers have gone before. Chris Weller contributed to a previous version of this article. Near the …
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From shadows on a coffee house wall showing all the people who have visited to a penny which was kept in a pocket for 50 years and now has no face, these incredible pictures reveal how objects are worn down with time. Bored Panda has rounded up a gallery of stunning snaps that capture how items …
An urban explorer discovered the rundown remains of the iconic cottage from popular kid’s television show Tots TV – shortly before the owner burned it to the ground. Simon Stokes, 29, stumbled upon the famous cottage in Stratford-upon-Avon in November last year, but has now released the images. Eerie photos show the dilapidated wooden structure …
