As climate change intensifies, rising sea levels have become a looming danger to coastal cities around the world. So, are we saying goodbye to some cities that might soon go underwater? Let’s find out.
Although driving, flying, or sailing have their pros, train travel is the best way to appreciate nature. The coolest train journeys show you cities, lakes, tunnels, mountains, etc., while significantly cutting your carbon footprint.
Explorers and adventure junkies gather here and take a trip (or deep dive or hike) to our planet’s natural wonders. From the peaks of the high mountains to the colorful depths of the alluring sea reefs, the experience only gets better. Let’s start with the Grand Canyon.
Alexander the Great, the King born in 356 BC in Macedon, went on a campaign that reshaped the ancient world. This article is about the life of the undefeatable 20-year-old leader.
Islands are some of the most extraordinary things on Earth! They pop up out of the ocean and are surrounded by beautiful, clear water. Most islands are made by powerful forces deep under the Earth's crust. But how do underwater eruptions make the islands we see today?
The Sioux have a seriously compelling history of fighting fiercely for their rights and their land. Pushed to the brink of extinction multiple times, battling against brutality and injustice—the story of the Sioux isn’t for the faint of heart.
