Nature

Heavy Rainfall Transforms Earth’s Driest Desert Into A Spectacular Field Of Flowers

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The photos you’re about to see aren’t taken from a flower farm, but from the Atacama desert in Chile, the driest non-polar desert on Earth! Hard as it may to believe, but this seemingly barren wasteland can burst with life and explode with colors if the desert experiences heavy rainfall during the Southern Hemisphere’s spring … Read more

Man Faces Off with Whales – a Truly Awesome Encounter

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It doesn’t happen often that man encounters these leviathans of the sea and vice versa. While there have been reported incidences of such, but with tragic consequences, this one left both sides unsure of what to make out of it. Watch video. You will be deeply affected, and thankful, to have seen such face-off ending … Read more

Animals’ Top 10 Most Wanted Hunters

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Last July 1, 2015, American Dr. Walter James Palmer killed Cecil, a well-known lion living in Hwange Game Preserve in Zimbabwe. It created a furor heard around the world. In August, the following month, Quinn Swales, a safari guide was mauled and killed by a male lion which also live in the same game preserve … Read more

Floating Survival Shelters that Rise Above Floods, Band Together to Provide Safe Haven at Sea

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Thermal expansion, melting of glaciers and polar ice caps, ice loss from Greenland and West Antarctica, all of these are induced by the ongoing global climate change. Over the past century, core samples, tide gauge readings, and satellite measurements tell us that the Global Mean Sea Level or GMSL has risen by 4 to 8 … Read more