Nature

This map shows where people live. You can see the biggest city in the world, Tokyo, shining as one of the brightest parts of the map.

The group of 7 best friends decided to retire together and here’s how they made it happen It all started as a joke among a group of friends, because who could have the guts and even resources to attempt something …

Like most people, I respect Mother Nature so much I just stay the hell away from her.

The only total solar eclipse of 2019 passed over parts of the Pacific Ocean, Chile, and Argentina on Tuesday. It was the first total solar eclipse since August 2017.

Each year, US News & World Report ranks the top vacation destinations across the world with its "Best Vacation Destinations", and here is their list for 2019.

A person recently shared this image that had an entire group of people fascinated by it.

The area where Alex Robciuc takes most of his photos is situated in the beautiful region called Transylvania.

It’s not actually on fire, but when the light hits the water at the right angle, it sure looks like it!

One type of jellyfish can kill a fully grown human.

Palmerston Island is a coral atoll that’s part of the Cook Islands in the South Pacific Ocean

Photographer Greg Fleurentin won a gold medal for this image of sharks and a ray in French Polynesia's Moorea Lagoon.

Below you will see various images that will make stay indoors forever (you just need to scroll down and “enjoy” nature’s power).

A collection of bizarre creatures and facts about their kind.

Tundra Lodge is situated outside Churchill directly on the vast expanse of the tundra near the edge of Hudson Bay. The lodge offers round-the-clock proximity to the bears, with views from the main lounge, open-air observation platforms, or individual private …

There Is Another World On The Other Side Of The Microscope’s Lenses. Muscle tissue A strawberry’s surface Fruit fly eye (Drosophilidae family) Chalk The tip of a ballpoint pen 2-day-old Zebrafish larvae Record grooves A human eyelash Grass under a …

Satellite and mapping technologies tell a story of our trees and forests. World Africa Alaska Eurasia Australia Austria South America Brazil Russia Canada China Denmark Europe Finland France Germany Hungary India Ireland Italy Japan Mexico Newfoundland and Labrador North America …

Life on Earth originated in water. Hundreds of millions of years ago the oceans of our planet were occupied by the unique representatives of the fauna. The modern underwater world is also surprisingly rich and diverse – the appearance and …