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5 Incredible Animal Mummies and What They Have Taught Us
Over the past two decades, many exceptional animal mummies have been discovered and studied extensively in an attempt to better understand their lifestyles. Some are so well-preserved that their muscles, skin, stomachs, and brains remain intact. This article covers two dinosaurs and three mammals.
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Visiting the Basilica of San Clemente: Rome's Famous Time Machine Church
The Basilica of San Clemente, often known as the "time machine church," is a must-see for history fanatics. This remarkable temple offers you a chance to explore three layers of history. A tour here begins with the Medieval basilica and ends with an astonishing underground level of Roman buildings!
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A Guide to Affordable Fossil Collecting
Many people believe that fossil collecting is a hobby best suited to those with a high amount of expendable income. However, authentic, high quality fossils can actually be purchased for only $50 or less. This article discusses some of the most affordable fossils and how to make a wise purchase.
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Touring the Historic Ohio State Reformatory
Often called the "castle" by former inmates, the Ohio State Reformatory has a rich history spanning over 100 years. This eerie prison has appeared in numerous television shows, music videos, and movies, including The Shawshank Redemption. It is a popular site for paranormal investigations as well.
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12 Fascinating Places You Won't Believe Are Real
Fascinating and unusual places can be found on every corner of the globe. Some are so bizarre that they look as though they belong to alien planets millions of light years away. This article covers a wide variety of stunning places, from rainbow-striped mountains to vibrant pink lakes.
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10 Bizarre Beasts That Roamed the Carboniferous Waters
The Carboniferous Period is often referred to as the "Golden Age of Sharks." These animals had branched off into many diverse and bizarre groups, becoming the oceans' top predators. 20 foot-long fish terrorized freshwater lakes, and soft-bodied creatures that looked like aliens were abundant too.
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The Carboniferous Period: When Giant Insects Ruled the Land and Sky
The Carboniferous Period is known as the age of giant insects, from hawk-sized griffinflies to human-sized millipedes. Dinosaurs had not yet appeared on Earth and insects were the only animals capable of flight. Oxygen levels were quite high, which likely contributed to their large sizes.