Dental patterns and DNA don't lie, even when they contradict popular theories. Researchers comparing ancient remains recently demolished a widely accepted idea about human migration.
The food has been eaten, the service has been enjoyed and the ambiance has been taken in—and it is now time to reveal the 50 best restaurants in the world.
Discover the mystery behind the Aokigahara Forest in Japan, where many people go in but not all come back out. From ancient Japanese rituals to current controversies, find out why this dark and mysterious forest is so appealing.
Surely by this point any seasoned traveler is tired of road trips, train travel, and flying. We’ve heard that even first class can get boring! But of course, those aren’t the only options out there.
Uncover 45 fatal alligator attacks that have happened in the United States. From young toddler tourists to elderly retirees, find out just how often people tragically lose their lives to these dangerous and aggressive animals.
Discover something strange about each state in the United States. From weird official state drinks, foods, and traditions, to little-known bizarre facts, each state has something odd that will surprise you.
When a diver found 2,000 gold coins off the coast of Israel, he knew he’d hit it big—but he also uncovered new details about the ancient city of Caesarea.
When most think of Vikings, they picture Scandinavia and sea raids. But behind fictional helmets and horns, the Viking footprint shows up in some of the least expected corners of the world.
Discover some of the strangest museums around the world. From instant noodles, condoms, and even tap water, there is something weird for everyone to enjoy.
In the wide, wind-carved flatlands of Oregon, a volcanic ring rises like a question. Its walls hold no lava; its past no easy story. Fort Rock stands alone, and its silence tells more than most eruptions ever did.
Rising above the Amazon’s green canopy is a formation so sharp it resembles a forgotten monument. The closer the researchers looked, the more questions emerged. And the locals had most of the answers.
