You Can Become an Official Lord or Lady—and Help Protect the Scottish Highlands—For Less Than $50
For less than $50, Highland Titles will sell you a single square foot of Scottish land—making you an official lord or lady.
For less than $50, Highland Titles will sell you a single square foot of Scottish land—making you an official lord or lady.
Whether they're into tarot cards or 'Hocus Pocus' merchandise, these gifts will help the witch in your life embrace their magical side.
Many of Australia’s koalas have chlamydia, which is making it extra difficult for them to keep their population numbers up.
This new hiking collection from Outdoor Voices could be just as game-changing as the Outdoor Voices exercise dress. Here's what to grab now.
How many ice ages have there been so far? The same number of ‘Ice Age’ movies that have been released. (Five.)
MetaBallStudios is helping you visualize ocean depths and other underwater spots, from the ‘Titanic’ shipwreck to the Mariana Trench.
Only two hours outside Los Angeles, Joshua Tree National Park has always had a glamorous cachet. But it also has a fascinating history filled with Hollywood-style drama.
Ohio's Cuyahoga Valley National Park is one of the most-visited national parks in the United States.
With the right seeds and growing conditions, you can cultivate a 300-pound pumpkin in time for next Halloween.
The sprawling Yellowstone National Park sees enough criminal activity to warrant its own jail facility, court, and judge. Sentences can include fines and even a lifetime ban from the premises.
Humans have a pretty long lifespan, but it's nothing compared to that of a deep sea sponge, one of the oldest animals on Earth.
Whether their fame lasted for 15 minutes or a lifetime, the notoriety these animals received was well-deserved.
Scientists estimate that roughly 8.7 million species of plants and animals roam the Earth today. And some of them might haunt your dreams.
From Kenya to Canada, here are 11 wildlife sanctuaries doing amazing work for animals around the world.
This mesmerizing timelapse video captures the intricate handiwork that goes into spinning a spider web.
Glow-in-the-dark scorpions are a dime a dozen. But what purpose does the trait really serve, if any?
Spring may be the most intense allergy season, but ragweed pollen reigns come fall. Here’s how to keep your house pollen-free.
A giant crocodile named Gustave is said to have killed dozens of people in Burundi. His legend continues to haunt the shores of Lake Tanganyika.
See what it looks like to fly down Angel Falls—the inspiration for Paradise Falls in 2009’s ‘Up’—in glorious 5K.
Goodbye, beaches. Hello, fall foliage. From the Grand Canyon to Kauai, Hawaii, here’s where to head this autumn.
Though humans and koalas don't have much in common, there is one big similarity: fingerprints. Koalas have looping fingerprints just like humans, and some might not be able to tell them apart.
For a more tranquil experience, consider heading to one of the national park system's least-visited properties.
Research shows that the northern lights can be heard as well as seen, but scientists are still looking for the source of the sound.
For this invasive species, it’s best to adopt a ‘Take no prisoners’ mentality. And that may mean drowning spotted lanternfly eggs in alcohol.