Did you know that when you pick up a bowling ball, you are partaking in a pastime that dates back thousands of years? Read more

The infamous ship "The Endurance" was found almost 10,000 feet below the surface of the Weddell Sea near Antarctica. Read more

The Enigma, which weighs exactly 555.55 carats, is considered the largest cut black diamond in the world. Read more

It's hard to imagine getting in your car in the middle of summer without air conditioning, but people drove cars for 75 years without it. Read more

Mother Nature has once again proven to be one step ahead when it comes to preserving the integrity of its ecosystem. Read more

The U.S. notoriously banned the beloved children’s treat Kinder Surprise in 1997 because the “surprise” gift inside was a choking hazard. Read more

The Sparrow in Brooklyn, New York, markets itself as a “contemporary funeral home,” where every aspect of the ceremony has been reconsidered to reflect the uniqueness of the deceased. Read more

While the flea is rightfully regarded as a gross nuisance to daily life, it is a fascinating specimen of endurance and strength. Read more

Born on March 14, Albert Einstein had a keen interest in science and mathematics even at a young age. Read more

The Indian holiday of Holi marks the beginning of spring, celebrated by throwing colorful powder in the air. Read more