Fossils belonging to the pōhutukawa’s ancient ancestors were found on the coast of Tasmania
The atlas lists over 4,000 of the structures that dot the landscape, used as gathering spots for Bronze and Iron Age Britons
The key ingredient in the Sourtoe Cocktail, the dried-out digit was mailed back on Thursday
Mardi Gras may be the city's biggest party, but St. John's Eve is its most important religious festival
The Flamingo, still operating today, is the oldest hotel on the Strip
Fosse's signature style influenced everything from Michael Jackson to today's musicals
Camping and cookie sales are just the tip of the iceberg for modern scouts
“All I Left Behind. All I Will Discover” includes pieces by 80 teens who fled to the UK
The 12th-century mosque’s leaning minaret was one of Mosul’s most recognizable landmarks
A photographer developed the film found at a Goodwill, revealing images of the ash plume from the 1980 eruption that killed 57
People have been photographing themselves almost since the dawn of the technology
The ‘Up My Street’ catalogue profiles 100 historic properties in desperate need of repair
The artist transformed a photo booth image into a vibrant, turquoise print
Louie, a 22-pound crustacean born during the Cleveland administration, returned to the sea after 20 years living at Peter's Clam Bar
Borden was acquitted of the crime on this day in 1893, but no one else was ever charged
Tastes just as good, though
At the Stoneview Nature Center in Los Angeles, fruit trees are arranged according to the colors of the rainbow
It's good for you
Those who do not identify as male or female will be able to select “X” for non-specified gender when applying for IDs
The Hōkūleʻa’s crew did not use any modern navigational devices, instead relying on the stars, waves, and clouds to guide them
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