Saiga Antelope: Strange & Almost Extinct
When I first saw a photo of a saiga antelope (Saiga tatarica) I had to do a Google image search immediately to make sure it was an actual real thing. I had no idea...
Read More →When I first saw a photo of a saiga antelope (Saiga tatarica) I had to do a Google image search immediately to make sure it was an actual real thing. I had no idea...
Read More →Solifugae, also known as sun spiders, camel spiders, jerrymunglum, Solifuges, red romans, beard cutters and wind scorpions are minging. The name “Solifugae” derives from the Latin for “those that flee from the sun”,...
Read More →Wojtek, an orphaned Syrian brown bear, touched the hearts and minds of many military men from Syria to Edinburgh, from Poland to Egypt. He’s commemorated worldwide and all he did was carry stuff...
Read More →This week a huge sinkhole has opened up in the Russian town of Solikamsk. Apparently no one was injured despite an entire house being swallowed whole. The hole opened up near Perm in the Ural...
Read More →In 1450, like many other cities at the time, Paris was protected from outside forces by a city wall. This wall, however, had fallen into disrepair over time and developed multiple breaches. For...
Read More →Octopus are masters of disguise. I covered some of their skills in a post about the best camouflage in nature a little while back, but this video is something else. Today I came...
Read More →Here’s some pictures of things that you either don’t see frozen very often or things that look weird when they are frozen. Winter is drawing in my friends. Get cozy. Frozen Waterfall Water...
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