In the vast and mysterious depths of prehistoric oceans, colossal creatures once ruled the waters. These marine giants, such ...

This must-visit Oregon beach town is ideally located near the state's most dramatic Pacific Ocean views, shorefront hiking ...

The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island is among the most famous golf courses in America and golfers fork over an arm and a leg to ...

But when a new chick starts to hatch and he must protect it against a colony of super-sized prehistoric ants. A lost earring sends Andy 160 million years into the past. Plunging into the waters of an ...

Kouxian, or ancient jaw harp, is the earliest string instrument that has been found in China. By placing kouxian between the ...

A total of 32 US states pump oil, but just over 42 percent of the country’s crude oil production comes out of Texas, ...

Turner Falls is the tallest waterfall in Oklahoma, standing proudly at 77 feet of pure, cascading magic. It’s like Mother ...

The Myakka Canopy Walkway offers something truly special: the chance to experience Florida’s wild side from a perspective usually reserved for birds, squirrels, and the occasional very ambitious snake ...

Golfers were shocked to find a huge crocodile at the $600 golf course while casually playing. Luckily, everybody is safe as ...

The Grevena-Kozani Geopark in Western Macedonia, Greece, a UNESCO heritage site, unveils a geological saga spanning billions ...

Prehistoric hunter-gatherer populations in Europe experienced significant demographic shifts at the end of the last Ice Age, particularly during the Final Paleolithic (14,000-11,600 years ago).