Featured Article

Japan is full of cool new experiences for American tourists—but there’s one tradition that may leave visitors feeling squeamish.

Harrison Okene survived for nearly three days in a sunken ship, 270 feet underwater in pure darkness—all while painfully listening to one horrifying sound.

What if one of nature's most ancient traps could help us safeguard the future of endangered species? In a twist of scientific ingenuity, researchers have indeed turned to the humble spiderweb to become nature's surveillance system.

As you hike through the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest, you catch the gleam of amber eyes staring at you—a wolf. What do you do? Wolves are elusive, but encounters happen, especially in the remote wilderness areas of Wyoming and Alaska. These essential tips can make or break this meeting.