Things can get pretty strange at times in this big, wide world of ours. Sometimes it gets so weird we’re left baffled, even afraid by natural phenomena that we don’t completely understand. To help us, here’s an informative poster by Visit IOM that explains why rocks move along the Death Valley floor with no intervention … Read more
Do we really know more about space than we do about our oceans? If that is indeed true, then perhaps it’s time we know at least enough to understand and fully appreciate the unimaginable wonders and beauty that cover roughly 71% of the earth’s surface. Put together by the team at Dive.in, this ambitious infographic … Read more
Is gardening therapeutic? “Yes,” says Gillian Aldrich, 42, of Maplewood, New Jersey, a magazine editor. “When you sit at a desk all day, there’s something about literally putting your hands in the dirt, digging and actually creating something that’s really beautiful,” she says. Then added, “There’s something about just being out there that feels kind … Read more
People these days aren’t only looking for ways to live a unique and interesting life, but also unconventional methods to be buried when passing away. Firework funeral, reef burial, cremation art, cryonics, and turning your ashes into a memorial diamond are only some of today’s burial alternatives that will make you rethink the way we’re … Read more
Artists Alexander Groves and Azusa Murakami of Studio Swine recently sailed 1000 nautical miles from the Azores to the Canaries via the North Atlantic Gyre. But it wasn’t just a leisure trip, the artists had a much meaningful reason for the voyage – and that is to collect discarded plastic. Studio Swine The two brought … Read more
The Amazon river is not only home to river monsters like the Piranha, but also to one of the biggest river monsters in the world — the Arapaima. Watch how this guy catches one. Credit: billschannel [wp_ad_camp_2]