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This specialty grass is not only used as food but also has medicinal effects. It is becoming increasingly scarce, so the price is sky-high.
The village of San Casciano dei Bagni, in Tuscany's lush Sienese countryside, is considered by many to be one of Italy's top hot springs, with its naturally bubbling wat…
This stunning valley is considered one of the most striking geographical discoveries of the 20th century.
In June 1886, a series of earthquakes shook the Rotorua area in New Zealand. The volcano Tarawera has since also 'stirred' erupting violently. This is considered New Zea…
Heat waves are common in India in spring and early summer, especially in May, which is usually the hottest month.
SuperWheel wheels help riders ride 30% more efficiently without motor or battery.
Every year, millions of crabs emerge from the jungle in early spring and head towards Pigs Bay, crossing dangerous streets and highways to breed.
A coto ring is a kind of vernacular medicine, in ancient times considered one of the 'five treasures' of kings. However, this drug has strong medicinal properties, overd…
Spring usually falls around March 20 in the Northern Hemisphere, but it could arrive as early as 10 days in 2100.
In the spring of 2021, a young female engineer in Kenya designed a solar-powered refrigerator.
But come to think of it, it was the stone that fell from the sky that opened a new chapter for mammals. Spring is still the season of life.
The rhythmic flow of the distinctive Intermittent Spring in Wyoming occurs only from late summer to fall, when groundwater levels are low.
A resident of Turkey stumbled across a rare one-piece turtle while bathing in a hot spring at the Pamukkale World Heritage site.
The mystery of the strong beer-smelling stream in Hawaii was recently solved when scientists discovered that spring water has 1.2% ABV (alcohol by volume or milliliters…
In the quaint town of Tonnerre in northeastern France, there is a deep spring known as the Fosse Dionne. So far, despite trying hard to find the answer, no one has been…