An Underwater City for the Dead
The Neptune Memorial Reef is an eternal resting place for ocean lovers that’s entirely underwater. Cremated remains are mixed with cement and formed i...
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The Waterkeeper Protecting Iraq’s Ancient River
Nabil Musa is the first "waterkeeper" in Iraq and the Middle East. His mission is to protect the waterways of northern Iraq, and specifically, the...
Sailing the High Seas with a Pet Chicken
Twenty-four-year-old Frenchman Guirec Soudée set out to see the world from a different vantage point: his 30-foot sailboat. Alone at sea with only...
All Aboard America's Only Floating ZIP Code
If you’re a sailor aboard a freighter in the Great Lakes, it’s very difficult to get ashore to shop for supplies or mail a letter. Luckily, the...
Wasteland Weekend Is the Real Life ‘Mad Max’
Deep in the Mojave Desert, there's a post-apocalyptic party going on. It's one part burning man and one part "Mad Max" with a lot of gearheads mixed...
You Can Thank This Cartel for Fondue
Fondue—it's a dinner party favorite straight out of the 1970s. But did you know that the delicious '70s fad was brought to you by a real life ch...
Chasing the Northern Lights for a Living
Most of the world doesn’t get to see the mesmerizing beauty of aurora borealis, aka the northern lights. That’s where Todd Salat comes in. As a sel...
Where Cowboys Are More Than Herdsmen
Work as a cowboy isn’t always glamorous. It requires commitment, work ethic and camaraderie. The cowboys and “vaqueros” of Garden City, Kansas, take...
Dive into This Museum Under the Waves
Cancun, Mexico, and the Yucatan Peninsula are a vacationer’s paradise. But the picturesque Caribbean waters that surround these destinations are u...
The Last of Their Kind
The only real constant about the times is the inevitability that they can and do change. Take a peek into the lives of these unique individuals (and...
Finding Life (and New Friends) in Abandoned Places
For explorer Leslie Muir, every abandoned building has a backstory waiting to be told through photographs. One day, while exploring what she thought...
