The Kalahari Desert is one of the most unique landscapes in all of Africa. Located in southern Africa, this desert is home to a wide variety of animals and plants that can't be found anywhere else on the continent. The Kalahari has a subtropical climate, which means...
Walker Bay is a large bay in the south-western Western Cape province of South Africa. Walker Bay has some of the best land-based whale-watching in the world. The area is also famous for Great white shark diving. Whether you're looking to see some whales or get up...
Even if you have never been to Africa, you may still have some idea of what the African savanna looks like. Wide-open plains with scattered acacia trees and herds of grazing animals, right? In case you want to know more, stay tuned. Here are 10 things you might not...
African goddesses include a constellation of typologies. There's the fierce warrior goddess Sekhmet and the gentle and caring goddess Oshun. African mythology is highly diverse, including many pantheons. These ten goddesses are just a small sampling of the many...
Have you ever seen a skinwalker? Yes, I'm talking about the mythological creature from Native American folklore that is today used to make nonsense documentaries. Believe it or not, there is actually a lot of information out there on these creatures, so I thought I...
The Rockies have some of the world’s famous national parks. Whether it is for their geography, history, or ecology, the Rockies are a source of knowledge and fun.
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From international ski resorts to relatively unknown and uncrowded resorts, there’s something in the Rockies for every skier, snowboarder or mountain enthusiast.
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