Kitum Cave, located in Mount Elgon National Park, Kenya, is a popular destination for adventurous tourists and spelunkers. However, this place has a dark history, so visiting it might not be such a good idea, after all. Entrance to the most dangerous place in the world. Image credit: Mount Elgon Foundation Kitum Cave, situated near…
Exploring Australian southwest: The 5000-Year-Old Red Tingle Tree The Red Tingle tree, South Western Australia Photo by David Villa The Red Tingle (Eucalyptus jacksonii) in Walpole Nornalup National Park is one of the tallest trees in the state and can measure up to 24 metres round at the base and grow to a height of…
In the heart of a dense jungle, where the sunlight filters through the lush canopy, a peculiar and enchanting scene unfolds. High above the forest floor, agile and fearsome tigers navigate the treetops with a combination of grace and ferocity, creating a spectacle that is both terrifying and undeniably adorable. The juxtaposition of these majestic…
The arid desert sands of Egypt are not the most likely of places to find whales. But dozens of fossilised remains of prehistoric ancestors of the giant sea mammals have emerged from the shifting sands of the Egyptian Sahara. Among them is an intact 37 million-year-old skeleton of a legged form of whale that measures…
Treasure hunting has been a beloved activity for centuries, captivating the hearts and minds of people all over the world. The allure of discovering hidden riches, long-forgotten artifacts, and treasures of unknown origin has driven many to embark on daring expeditions into uncharted territories. Recently, a group of treasure hunters made a truly extraordinary discovery…
A local fisherman in Cambodia has captured a true river monster that scientists believe is the world’s largest freshwater fish. Moul Thun, 42, hooked a massive stingray that weighs 661 pounds and measures 13-feet-long, breaking the previous record of a catfish, discovered in Thailand in 2005, which clocked in at 646 pounds. The stingray, nicknamed ‘Boramy’ or ‘full moon’…
In recent years, a surprising and unprecedented fact has occurred: an impressive increase in the size and quantity of fruits and vegetables. This unexpected growth has amazed both farmers and scientists and has caught the interest of people around the world. It begs the question: what could be the reason behind this remarkable progress in the world…
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In the realm of horticulture and genetic variation, the mutant mango stands as a captivating example of nature’s capacity for unexpected transformations. While mangos are already a beloved tropical delight, mutant varieties offer a glimpse into the fascinating world of genetic mutations and the potential they hold for altering the characteristics of familiar fruits. Unveiling…
Fruit carving, also known as fruit art or fruit sculpture, is an ancient and captivating practice that involves the transformation of ordinary fruits into stunning works of art. Among the various fruits that lend themselves well to this artistic endeavor, watermelons stand out as a particularly favored choice. Watermelons provide a magnificent canvas for skilled…