Nature

Sellafield, United Kingdom This is another plutonium production plant gone awry. Sellafield, located in western England, leaks 8 million liters of contaminated waste into the sea on a daily basis. This makes the Irish Sea one of the most polluted bodies of water in the world.

We eat rice all the time but we never really stop to think about where it comes from. Now you can get a great look at the rice fields that have been feeding you all your life.

Did you know that there’s such a thing as freezing fog? Freezing fog has recently emerged in the Hungarian forest in Pilis and it’s freezing everything it comes into contact with.

Each column consists of 1,800 fir poles, 600 chestnut branches, and 6,000 meters of hazel branches held together with wood, nails, and string.

Australia: Prepare for deadly creatures! The land down under has conveniences and happy residents, but it’s also home to the world’s most poisonous snakes, deadly spiders and killer sea animals like the great white shark. Enjoy!

Winter is coming which also means we won’t be seeing as many colors for a few months. Beat the winter blues with a trip to one of these places.

If you just stop and take a look around you will realize that Earth truly is a beautiful place to live.

If you’ve never been to California before then you need to start planning to take a trip out there. As you will see in the pictures below, the scenery is breathtaking.

At Hitachi Seaside Park, located in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki prefecture in Japan, there is a beautiful field of blue flowers. This is one of Earth’s most amazing sights. It’s so stunning that you would think there was some sort of CGI involved but it’s completely natural.

The pool opened in December 2006. Have you ever thought your backyard or public swimming pool was just too darned small? Maybe it’d be nice to have something a little bigger? How does half a mile long pool sound? What about a deep end that’s 135 feet? Yeah, that’s what I thought.

See all of London’s famous bridges, what they used to look like and what they look like now all in one picture.

The Krubera Cave, located in a disputed territory along the border of Georgia in eastern Europe is the world’s deepest cave. The official recorded depth of the deepest part of Krubera is 2,197 meters or 7,208 feet. For a bit of perspective that’s six-and-a-half Eiffel Towers stacked on top of each other end to end.

Conrad Hotel, Maldives.

With this weekend’s US Open, we’ve teamed up with DraftStreet to bring you a chance to make up to $20,000 over the next 4 days. You pick your PGA golfers once, and then sit back and check out the worlds most challenging holes in golf. These courses definitely up the difficulty level even for the pros out there. The $100,00 …

There are lots of strange or unique-looking plants in nature, most of which you probably don’t even know exist. Some are carnivorous or only bloom for a few hours every year… and some totally look like something else. When an object is a dead ringer for something else, it’s a phenomenon is known as pareidolia.

EARTH, MAN!

The modern Hobbit hole (Switzerland).

Aescher, Switzerland Ever get a bad case of wanderlust? Have a look through these gorgeous destinations and I think you will.