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It also set in motion the process that made the vast territory part of America.

New research in Brazil highlights how distinctive the "living skin" of the planet can be.

Parked far from the runway, the dilapidated 707 is an artifact of Berlin's divided past.

This was no cozy nook.

They sat on top of a fridge for decades.

It took a custom-built barge and a whole lot of patience to get these rare animals off a shrinking island.

Tristan da Cunha was first inhabited to keep an eye on Napoleon; now residents are looking out for lobsters.

YouTube star GeoWizard, aka Tom Davies, shares some straight talk about his linear style of adventure.

A conservation team wanted to know if removing killer bees would make life easier for Lear's macaw.

Washington Pie is actually a layer cake or bread pudding, depending on the recipe.

Newspapers used to describe sightings of dozens at a time. These days, one researcher says, "most Australians have never seen one."

Nian gao is a sticky cake for sticky situations.

Researchers mined crowdsourced photos to figure out how city life suits the southern alligator lizard.

Tapiwa Guzha's desserts stir up conversation about culture, history, and identity.

Garbage doesn't belong in water, but in some of Britain's urban areas, it makes for a surprising habitat.

Ronald Rael just finished building his first horno with migrants seeking asylum.

And how instability, climate, and neglect drove their slow collapse.

Hiding in plain sight, the first Hampden Park is ready to reclaim its fame.