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Antarctica Is Covered in Streams and Waterfalls
Scientists have mapped the continent's meltwater systems for the first time. They also make for good video.
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Scientists have mapped the continent's meltwater systems for the first time. They also make for good video.
libraries
The library obtained them legitimately, but they were never meant to be in America.
forests
Officials described it as "ginormous."
art
The artist Yoshihiro Okada uses only whole, unbroken peels.
science
Ray Haroldsen didn't really notice anything was wrong.
animals
Even for gross things found in food, this one is weird.
maps
And helped start a war between James Buchanan and Brigham Young.
roads
An excavation in northern England has found clues to its past.
houses
For interior decorating inspiration.
mystery
Scientists are just learning to decode the sounds of icebergs.
shipwrecks
It took up residence on the USNS Vandenberg, which was sunk as an artificial reef.
insects
There’s a reason why this sounds so much like the beginning of Jurassic Park.
obscura day
“You can’t really study or learn whistling, but it is kind of magical to see and hear.”
zombies
In medieval times, belief in revenants was widespread.
science
It was discovered more than 300 miles away, three decades later.
roads
When highways were marvels, toll plazas were well designed.
wild west
They're worth tens of thousands of dollars.
parks
Including six cubs!
libraries
The reading room's head of circulation has created an informal lending library of coziness.
art
An unknown benefactor donated a work by one of Canada's most famous folk artists.
collections
Trains, trains, and more trains.
military history
In 1839, the outcome of the "Honey War" hinged on the exact location of the Missouri-Iowa border.
animals
A tiger? A bobcat? No, a pricey "savannah cat."