Is the mystery of Namibia’s “Fairy Circles” now solved?
Marks on the ground in the Namibian desert have long caused confusion. According to local myths, they are the “footprints of the god...
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You Can Have Your Tea and Eat it Too
Did you know there is one country in the world that eats their tea leaves? Resident foodie, Beryl, guides us through this trad...
The giant technicolor squirrels living in the forests of India
Meet the Malabar giant squirrel. It is not just one of the world’s largest squirrels, measuring up to three feet long and weighing o...
This is the world’s most remote lighthouse
A picturesque lighthouse rests lonely on top of a jagged rock off the southwest coast of Iceland. It’s famed as the world’s most iso...
Meet the Basque Stone Lifters
Step into the world of Basque rural sports (or Herri Kirolak), where raw power and tradition collide. Meet Joseba, an incredible fat...
Overseas Highway | The road extending over 100 miles into the ocean
Off the southern tip of Florida, stretching 113 miles into the sea and creating an unofficial barrier between the Atlantic Ocean and...
I Went To the World Nettle-Eating Championship
People have been eating nettles in England since the Bronze Age. A recent archaeological dig discovered a bowl of nettle stew&n...
How They Make the FIFA World Cup Trophy
Ever wondered where some of the world’s most prestigious sports awards are created? This week we take you behind the scenes to explo...
How the Cold War dug the deepest hole in the world
This summer, China began digging a hole in the Xinjiang region with an eventual depth of over 36,000ft. This will mean cutting throu...
What is the longest corridor in the world?
The world’s longest corridor is believed to be at the British RAF Mount Pleasant Airforce base in the Falkland Islands. Nickna...