Carnival and other masquerade celebrations in the Americas honor African, Indigenous, and European roots—and take jabs at former oppressors.
Protected by a sealed leather pouch, this 10-page notebook still contains legible Latin inscriptions and intact wax.
Like a weather forecast predicting rain and temperature, experts are figuring out how to issue predictions for sharky waters.
Not long after the Great American Experiment began, the newly established nation set its sights west. Here's how a series of ...
A writer's search for her Jamaican ancestors reveals how the largest efforts yet to digitize and connect slavery-era records ...
The spritz has long been Europe’s favourite summer cocktail, centuries-old classics served everywhere from Venetian aperitivo ...
Moving a cheetah to a new home is risky—but necessary for the survival of the species. This is the tale of one particularly ...
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Fire and Ice
The Ice Age glaciation that tore and scarred Ruapehu and Tongariro happened long before Ngauruhoe was born. Rain and fiery ...
The bush-dwelling penguins of New Zealand’s South Island offer Jamie Lafferty an insight into the species’ evolution and ...
Archaeologists uncovered the eight-foot-tall, six-ton monument to one of Egypt's greatest rulers miles away from its original ...
The famed English explorer was abandoned centuries ago in the bay that now bears his name. Could he have survived?
Some harlequin frogs have lost their poison—and their ability to defend themselves. Scientists are on the case.
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