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Ponder the thin veil between worlds at these beautiful, spooky, and surprising graveyards.

Red lakes, glowing caves, and towering pinnacles—all right here on Earth.

Unlike Sun-focused Stonehenge and other megalithic monuments, Tomnaverie and similar stone circles hint at the Moon's importance to ancient people.

From Champ to Bessie to lake sturgeon, these cryptids represent what lies beneath the surface of the familiar.

At warm, deep sea springs off Costa Rica's Pacific Coast, throngs of octopus "balls" gather to tend their brood.

Learning more about the upcoming April astronomical extravaganza with organizer Megan Roberts.

A team explores insights about Victorian life and who the woman might have been.

In the state of Colima, one man is reviving vino de cocos, a distillate that disappeared in the 1700s.

Add something extra to your baking.

When vessels such as the WWII tanker E.M. Clark sink, they begin a second life as habitat for a diverse ecosystem.

There was vomiting, crashes, fire, and an abandoned cat.

From Algerian sweets to Tunisian snacks to a mind-altering ham sandwich, go beyond the tropes and the tourist traps on this itinerary.

Life finds a way, from the bats that haunt and hunt in a majestic library to a bird sanctuary in one of the most dangerous places in the world.

The gorkon is a marvel of heat retention that's at risk of disappearing.

The 18th Amendment had some unexpected side effects, from alcohol prescriptions to the rise of NASCAR.

When murder won’t rest in peace.

And what it took to save the iconic film prop for a new exhibit—hint: lots of steam.