When Nature Retrieves What It Initially Owns

As we all know, people tear down nature in order to build structures such as buildings and houses in the name of civilization. But once they dispose of these structures, nature retrieves what it initially owns. These pictures could attest to that.

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Awe-Inspiring City Skyscapes That Will Make You Pay For a Trip Right Away

There are a lot of several destinations in the world that are worth a visit in your whole lifetime. Take these cities for instance. They are more than just having spectacular skylines. They are house captivating cultures, motivating lifestyles and compelling histories. Know more about them and think about paying for a trip in the future… You won’t regret it! 

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The World's Most Incredible Underground Lakes and Rivers

If you think you have seen the world's most magnificent lakes and rivers, but still have not found them awe-inspiring... Well, check out this must-see Underground Lakes and Rivers that is sure worth a spot on your bucket list. 
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Tiny, Robotic Bees Could Change the World

Robert Wood, a National Geographic 2014 Emerging Explorer and award-winning engineer, is working on entirely new classes of robots—including a fleet of tiny, robotic bees—that may one day transform space ... Read more >

Dillie the Deer: Love on Tiny Hooves ...

In summer 2004, veterinarian Melanie Butera received an unexpected patient: a blind, dying fawn named Dillie. Butera and her husband nursed Dillie to health. Now, Dillie—who snacks on lollipops and has her own bedroom in ... Read more >

Gray Wolves in North America ...

Natives of Eurasia, gray wolves (also known as timber wolves) spread to North America via the Bering land bridge during the Pleistocene Ice Age. By the time European settlers reached our Continent, these hardy predators had spread throughout much of North America as they shared the range of their favored prey species (moose, elk and bison). Read more >

Obama vastly expands Pacific reserve ...

US President Barack Obama has vastly increased marine protection in the Pacific by declaring 1 million square kilometres of ocean part of a giant marine reserve. Read more >