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The world’s oceans, vast and mysterious, hold many secrets within their depths. Among their enigmatic wonders is the peculiar phenomenon of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans steadfastly maintaining their boundaries, resisting the urge to intermingle on a grand scale. In this article, we delve into the captivating reasons behind the distinctiveness of these two mighty …

The Enigmatic Divide: Why the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans Don’t Mix Read More »

A breathtaking lake in the central United States has narrowly swerved “catastrophe” after a massive fish was scooped out of the water before it unleashed hell on the local eco system An angler has hooked an astonishing “alien” fish that was on the brink of causing devastation to the area. Bryan Baker had a remarkable moment at Grand Lake …

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A buck-toothed 3ft sea beast that looks not too far off a legless crocodile has been found beached in Virginia, US, by a man who has developed a habit of spotting them A hulking armoured sea creature has been discovered washed up on a deserted beach. As Allen Sklar drove across Assateague Island, in Virginia, US, he spotted a beast …

Freakish 3ft long sea ‘dinosaur’ with hard-plate armour found washed up on beach Read More »

The plant species Musa ingens holds the title for being the largest member of the Musaceae family. It is native to the tropical montane rainforests of New Guinea and Indonesia, thriving at elevations between approximately 1300 and 2000 meters. The pseudostem of Musa ingens has a slight swelling at the base and is covered by …

Discover the Astonishing Size of the World’s Biggest Banana, Surpassing the Length of a Human Arm! Read More »

A 3D fish fossil complete with eyeball was found alongside a host of marine animals in a farmer’s field in Gloucestershire, UK. The fossil is thought to be around 183 million years old. Image credit: Dr Dean Lomax The remarkably well-preserved prehistoric fish was unearthed in a farmer’s field in Gloucestershire, UK. Believed to be …

3D Fish Fossil Found from the Early Jurassic! It’s 183 Million Years Old and in Near-Perfect Condition Read More »

Pisco Bay in Peru’s Paracas Peninsula holds a spectacular secret: a prehistoric geoglyph that is estimated to date back to 200 BC, although many believe it is much older. Its purpose and creators remain unknown. Image credit: BNicostrate Situated on a seaside hill, the Paracas Candelabra, also known as the “Candelabra of the Andes,” is …

Nobody Knows Who Left These Mysterious Lines On This Peru Shore – But They May Have Had an Interesting Purpose Read More »

An ancient wonder got fully revealed. The Dolmen of Guadalperal, also known as the Spanish Stonehenge. Image credit: Pleonr The Dolmen of Guadalperal, also known as the Spanish Stonehenge, is a circle of dozens of megalithic stones that are believed to date back to 5000 BC. Now, as an unexpected side-effect of the country’s cruelest …

Spain’s Stonehenge revealed: Prehistoric circle of 150 stones 2,000 years older than Britain’s famed monument emerges from the depths of a reservoir after drought causes water to drop to a quarter of its usual level Read More »

St Theodora’s tiny chapel in Central Peloponese, Greece, is definitely a miracle of nature, and for the believers, a sign of God’s might. Seventeen oak trees sprout from the roof and walls of the Church of Agia Theodora without any visual evidence of roots. Image credit: Atlas Obscura Considered as one of the most beautiful …

There Are 17 Trees Growing on Top of This Chapel in Greece But Their Roots Are Nowhere to Be Seen Read More »

Decades before women even had the right to vote, they were climbing to the top of the highest mountains in Europe and elsewhere – wearing skirts and corsets. Lucy Smith and Pauline Ranken, members of the Ladies’ Scottish Climbing Club, climb the Salisbury Crags cliff in large boots and dresses. Edinburgh, 1908, colorized. Harnesses were …

Meet the First Woman Mountaineers, Who Had to Climb in Dresses to Remain Decent Read More »

Did you know that the oldest wooden staircase in Europe is located at Salzwelten Hallstatt? And that it is almost 3,400 years old? Naturally, nobody trudges up and down those ancient stairs anymore, but you can still marvel at this amazing historical structure. Image credit: A. W. Rausch/Naturhistorisches Museum Wien In 2002, the wooden staircase …

The Oldest Wooden Staircase Ever Found Dates Back to 3,400 Years Ago and Is Perfectly Preserved Read More »