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The Arctic, the Land That Attracts Explorers
The Arctic is the northern polar part of the Earth that includes the Arctic Ocean and its seas, the northern parts of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, numerous islands and archipelagos and also the northern coastal areas of Eurasia and North America.
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History Of Peanuts
Peanuts originated in South America, probably in Brazil and Peru. They were grown as far north as Mexico by the time the Spanish began their exploration of the New World.
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How Wild is North America? (Infographic)
Canadian conservation organization, The Big Wild, has an interesting infographic depicting the amount of wild lands in North America, the ecological footprint of humans, potable water availability, and the ratio of humans to four different animal species
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The Lowest Point in North America
Badwater Basin in Death Valley has the lowest elevation in North America
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The Most Beautiful Destinations in North America
Be it exotic Caribbean landscapes, Alaska’s wilderness, the natural settings of Vancouver, or Arizona’s powerful vistas, the North American continent features the world’s most spectacular and beautiful sites. These several destinations presented bel
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North America! Soon You'll See Gorillaz!
With much hype surrounding their latest release, Plastic Beach, Gorillaz have recently announced in a press release that they will definitely be traveling North American in support of the album.
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Whale Crossing in North America
This infographic designed by Gavin Potenza for The Atlantic. Mapping out how endangered North American right whales encounter heavy shipping traffic.
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Amazing UFO Sightings From Around The World: North
One of the most commonly held misconceptions about UFOs is that they are only sighted in the skies over the United States. In actual fact, UFOs are a global phenomenon, with known UFO hotspots on every continent. Of course, North America (and the U.S in p
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International Auto Show North America
From 11 to 24 January 2010 in the capital of the American automobile industry – Detroit (USA) will open its doors on one of the world’s biggest auto show – “North American International Auto Show” (NAIAS).
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UBC’s energy-neutral building will be the greene
The University of British Columbia will soon be having the greenest building in North America that will serve as the Center for Interactive Research on Sustainability (CIRS). The $37 million building will be greenhouse gas-positive and a net energy produc
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Eye to Eye Encounter with The Easter Island Statue
The Easter Island is one of the most isolated pieces of land in the world. This volcanic island in the South Pacific has its nearest neighbors, Chile and Tahiti, 2000 miles away. If you are from North America,
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Frozen Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls the second largest in the world and the most powerful waterfall in North America. Difficult to imagine that this waterfall ever froze...
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Top 10 Science Hoaxes
The Nacirema were supposedly a tribe of people living in North America, as described by Horace Miner in his anthropological paper, published in 1956.
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Spider Bite Problem
The hobo spider (Tegenaria agrestis) is a member of the genus of spiders known colloquially as funnel web spiders. It is one of a small number of spiders in North America whose bites are generally considered to be medically significant.
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Amazing Niagara's Festival of Lights
Niagara Falls is one of the most visited sites in North America, but once a year, thousands of people flock to Niagara, not to see the thunderous falls, but to see the Winter Festival of Lights, Canada's foremost illumination festival.
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Breaking News: Bigfoot Found in North America?
A 70 year-old man has reported that a group of Sasquatch have resided behind his home the past three weeks
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5 Bizarre Buildings From Europe to North America
Weird architecture extends far beyond Brutalism and the scary Cold War edificies of the Eastern Bloc. Across the world, people have made their home and work spaces out of trains, planes, automobiles and the even more bizarre.
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Horsetail Fall
Horsetail Fall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls of North America.
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The 12 Funniest Arnold Schwarzenegger Japanese Com
Poor Arnold, arguably the greatest action star of all time, made a few Japanese commercials for some extra bucks, thinking no one in North America would ever seen them. Then came YouTube and the whole world got to see Schwarzenegger in all of his acting g
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Cocaine Submarine (8 Photos)
Submarines are often used by drug traffickers to smuggle cocaine to Central and North America. They are mostly reported to be used by Colombian drug cartel members who export drugs from Colombia to Mexico. Such narco subs are usually small, capable to hol
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