The elephant-shrew looks like a mouse designed by a committee. It's got a trunk like a pachyderm, the tail of a kangaroo and an anteater's tongue
How environmental change can begin at the president's home
See the winning photos from our 2008 contest
The political center of Europe, this Belgian city is also home to art museums and delicious mussels with frites, of course
This windswept coast was once home to a navigators’ school that readied explorers for adventures in the New World
While many things are changing in modern Portugal, the nation still holds steadfast to many traditions
South of Prague but a world away, Trebon offers a glimpse of traditional Eastern Europe
Ten Sites and One Overlooked Hero
The artist's self portrait plays with our notions of an archetypal West
The "Great Wall of the Alps" covers 320 acres and is one of the largest fortified structures in Europe
The basilica believed to mark the birthplace of Jesus Christ has survived invasions, rebellions and earthquakes
About 600 years ago, this city on the Pacific coast was the largest city in the Americas
A new tollway threatens the archaeologically rich Hill of Tara that is the spiritual heart of the country
A new hydroelectric dam threatens the ancient city, home to thousands of human-made caves
This collection of ancient Buddhist cave temples date back to the fifth and tenth centuries, A.D.
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