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The Attack of the Walking Dead in World War I

The date was August 6th, 1915. World War I raged across Europe as the German army marched on Russia’s Osowiec Fortress, determined to finally capture the stronghold after two failed attempts. Little did the Russian defenders know, the Germans had brought a terrifying new weapon - poison gas.

The Origin of the Jump Scare

The jump scare is deeply woven into the DNA of horror cinema. Those jolting moments of popped tension, pounding scores, and flashing images make audiences jerk back and shriek instinctively.

Hidden Giant: Earth’s largest waterfall revealed

Concealed in the stormy North Atlantic lies Earth’s greatest waterfall, an underwater giant hidden from view in the darkness between Iceland and Greenland.

The 12 Year Old Civil War Sergeant

In 1861, a determined 9-year-old boy named John Lincoln Clem set out to join the Union Army, only to be initially rejected for being too small and young. But Clem, who stood just 4 feet tall, persisted and eventually became the drummer boy for the 22nd Michigan Infantry at the age of 10.

7 US Presidents who served in WWII

World War II swept up millions of lives, including many young men who would one day shape America at its highest levels. When duty called, seven future commanders-in-chief answered. From the Pacific to the European theater, their paths crossed with history.
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Istanbul is in both Europe and Asia

Located at the confluence of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, Istanbul, previously known as Byzantium and Constantinople, is a city of immense historical significance. This beautiful city...

Monarch Butterflies Travel Up To 3,000 Miles During Migration

Monarch butterflies are one of the most majestic and fascinating creatures on Earth. These delicate insects are known for their distinctive orange and black wings...

Why You Breathe Through One Nostril More Than the Other

Take a deep breath in through your nose. Which nostril feels more open? Chances are, the airflow is much stronger in one nostril than the other. This phenomenon is called the nasal cycle, and it ensures our breathing stays healthy and efficient.

Beer’s More than 5,000 Years History

Beer is as old as history — and by some counts, even older. Many experts assert that the emergence of Sumerian cuneiform in the fourth millennium BCE marks...

This waterfall’s roar can be heard 25 miles away

Located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls is one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world. Its steady stream of water plunges some 350 feet down into the basin of a vast gorge, creating a...

Alligators and Crocodiles live together only in the Everglades

Alligators and crocodiles have a lot in common. They’re both beefy reptiles with a serious set of teeth and strong Triassic vibes. However, there are some big differences between...
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