Posts in category Extreme Nature + Places

During the 2011 tsunami disaster, one stone marked a boundary just 300 feet from where dangerous waters flooded.

The Passage du Gois disappears twice a day. It’s submerged 13 feet underwater except for the hours during low tide.

Tucked away in the forests of Knaresborough, England: Is this mystery the work of a witchy soothsayer or simply a natural phenomenon?

Stein Hoff, a Norwegian man attempting a solo transatlantic row, was rescued at sea after a major storm left him stranded 1,000 miles from shore.

Doug and Sally Beitz bought Kosrae Nautilus Resort decades ago to escape a normal 9-5 life. They decided to give it away in a raffle instead of selling it.

Grass on the Siberian tundra is exhibiting some weird attributes: gas bubbles have formed under the surface making it bounce.

There’s a place in Margate, Kent called the Shell Grotto. No one knows who built it or why but it’s a beautiful tourist attraction.

Andreas Franke found a way to combine his two passions, photography and scuba diving, to make unique and beautiful art exhibits.

In what has become an all too familiar sight, a bounce house was lifted out of a family yard and carried into power lines.

15 school aged children in Atule’er village have to climb a 2,600 foot tall cliff in order to get to and from school.