Led by Sir David Attenborough, "Secret World Of Sound" shines a light on the often ignored noises of nature, which for many animals are the key to survival, as they face life and death decisions on a daily basis. At 97, Sir David Attenborough is a man still happy to crawl on his belly through wet grass to get his shot. For his latest Sky Nature project, "Secret World Of … [Read more...] about David Attenborough at 97: ‘He still works harder than most of us – seven days a week’
This Is What Life Is Like on the World’s Remotest Inhabited Island
Pitcairn Island is part of a loosely grouped handful of tiny islands of the same name in the remote South Pacific. It is farther from any continent than any other inhabited island, as evidenced by this map. Tucked away more than 3,000 miles from any continent, the Pitcairn Islands are a group of four volcanic islands in the southern Pacific Ocean that form the sole British … [Read more...] about This Is What Life Is Like on the World’s Remotest Inhabited Island
The Enduring Enigmatic Enigma: The Uffington White Horse
Carved upon the verdant canvas of Oxfordshire lies the internationally renowned Uffington White Horse, a majestic figure etched into the hillside for over 3,000 years. This prehistoric masterpiece, dating back to the late Bronze Age, stands as a testament to the artistic prowess and cultural significance of its creators. The horse itself is a spectacle to behold, its … [Read more...] about The Enduring Enigmatic Enigma: The Uffington White Horse
Hachiko’s Final Vigil: The Last Picture of Shibuya’s Faithful Companion (Colorized, 1935)
In a world often filled with fleeting connections and superficial relationships, the story of Hachiko, the faithful Japanese Akita dog, stands as a testament to the enduring power of loyalty. This colorized image, taken in 1935, offers a glimpse into the final moments of Hachiko's life, a life marked by unwavering devotion to his beloved master. A Heartbreaking Tale of … [Read more...] about Hachiko’s Final Vigil: The Last Picture of Shibuya’s Faithful Companion (Colorized, 1935)
The Last Two Northern White Rhinos Are Both Females, But Fertilization Breakthrough Could Save the Species
With only two northern white rhinos left on our planet, the survival of these magnificent animals hangs in the balance. But now, a groundbreaking in vitro fertilization project offers hope for their species. Najin and Fatu, two elderly female northern white rhinos living in Kenya, are the last known individuals of their subspecies. With their advanced age and inability to … [Read more...] about The Last Two Northern White Rhinos Are Both Females, But Fertilization Breakthrough Could Save the Species