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When I travel, I love to find new and uncommon foods from around the world. I always visit local markets and grocery stores to hunt unusual produce and regional ingredients. When I get home, I enjoy looking for those unique foods here in California. A few months back, I decided to plan a Bay Area…
A newly discovered wondrous pool, which lies 700 ft. below Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico, has never before been seen by human eyes. The cave pool, which appears to be completely “virgin,” was found in Lechuguilla Cave in New Mexico, one the world’s largest and most famous caves. That said, the cave had…
Many tourists don’t even recognize the house on the remote mountainside, let alone stepping inside. The house nicknamed “the loneliest house in the world” was given by tourists and named Buffa di Perrero. In reality, it has been abandoned for almost 100 years and is located at an altitude of nearly 3,000m in the Dolomite…
Recently, a group of researchers from two US universities, the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the University of Colorado, announced that they had deciphered the century-old mystery of “Blood Falls” in Antarctica. Discovered by English geologist Griffith Taylor (1880-1963) in 1911, Taylor Valley (named after him) in southeast Antarctica has become one of the most…
When it comes to giants of the aquatic world, we often think of sea creatures like sharks, dolphins, or whales. However, even in freshwater rivers, you would be amazed by the immense sizes of certain fish species. One such astonishing giant is the Arapaima, also known as the “freshwater monster” of the Amazon region. Discovered…
Nestled among the branches, hidden in plain sight, a modern marvel awaits—tree-mounted electrical outlets. These inconspicuous power sources are revolutionizing outdoor spaces, bringing convenience and functionality to our natural surroundings. With their ingenious design and eco-friendly features, tree-mounted electrical outlets are transforming the way we interact with nature while ensuring a harmonious coexistence between technology…
Dotted around the northern regions of California are a handful of the oldest redwoods and giant sequoias in the world, reaching up to the skies like something out of Tolkien’s universe. These colossal trees can grow to be over 300ft high and 3,000 years old. Over time, their trunks have become wide enough for enterprising…
In the natural world, many bird species prefer to hide and lay their eggs in safe places to protect their vulnerable offspring from predators. One of the most effective natural protection mechanisms is when hens choose to lay eggs in trees. This not only helps hens shield their young from potential threats but also provides…