When researchers collected and thawed samples of permafrost sediment frozen for the past 42,000 years, they turned out to reveal living nematodes (roundworms). Juvenile root-knot
In Kent, UK, there’s an underground shrine-like place all covered in seashells – and mystery. Image credit: mybestplace If you are looking for a mysterious
Yes, it exists. And it still exists, even though the volcano erupted a few years ago. The tiny little island of Vulcan Point in the
This house was built on impossible terrain at a height of 4003 meters (13133 feet) in Switzerland in 1915. I wonder what technique was used
These peaceful little guys (who are the largest rodents in the world) are called capybaras, and they get along extremely well with literally every other
When Nature feels like painting… Eucalyptus deglupta is commonly known as the Rainbow Eucalyptus because of its unique way of shedding its bark. Once shed,
Back in the Soviet Union, the idea of nature conservation was simply unheard of. So the comrades decided to use Ussuri Bay near Vladivostok to
A surreal place in the Namibian Desert. Image credit: Amazing Places on Earth This sun-blackened dead forest in a white clay pan in the Namibian
Have you ever seen honeycomb as beautiful as this? Image credit: National Trust Who needs more evidence that bees are artists than these incredible photographs
After losing 20,000 orchids in an unseasonal frost, “extravagant” Englishman Edward James turned to his real love, surrealism, and rebuilt his garden in rock and