Millions visit Yellowstone National Park each year, and while the park is a sight to behold, it's also home to some dangerous nature, led by its hot springs.
There are plenty of mesmerizing and fascinating little adornments in Mother Nature's crown that reside in some of the more remote corners of the Earth.
Among America's national parks, none has quite the reputation for beauty and diversity that Yellowstone does. Here's how it could end all life as we know it.
Mount Doane in Yellowstone National Park was named for Gustavus Doane, but the name was changed in 2022. Here's the reason behind the historic renaming.
You'd be surprised to find out that out of all of the animal predators that call Yellowstone home, it's not bears visitors have to worry about — it's bison.
Particularly in recent history, floral imagery has taken root in several parts of LGBTQ+ history. This is the symbolism behind flowers in LGBTQ+ history.
There are more national parks than states in the U.S., but some are underrated. Here's a list of national parks you should visit at least once in your life.
In the 21st century in the United States, Mother's Day is a big deal — cards, candy, phone calls. And flowers, with white carnations having pride of place.
After Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, the world started seeing a lot more sunflowers. Here's the symbolism behind Ukraine's national flower explained.
The true rulers of Earth are not humans but plants. And some plant ancestors were involved in Earth's mass extinctions. Imagine if some were around today.
The majority of earth's surface is ocean, but more than 80% of it has never been explored by humans. Here are some things we know about the bottom of the ocean.
The United States has a bountiful selection of national parks, making the wonders of nature available to all. Sometimes those wonders can prove deadly.
Located on the border of Nepal and Tibet, Mount Everest is considered to be the world's highest mountain, and roughly 800 people each year try climbing it.
The 2003 film "Seabiscuit" is supposedly the true story of a racehorse who inspired Depression-ravaged America. The film gets most of the story correct.
Some credit Martin Luther with Christmas tree ornamentation. Others date it back to ancient Egypt, or Rome. Whatever the roots, it's a widespread custom today.
The island has a modest and largely Polynesian population, but it's best known for some of its other residents: the iconic and mysterious Easter Island heads.
Some plants are delicious, but others will kill you if you eat them, some don't like being touched, and there's one tree that doesn't even like being looked at.