During World War II, the Allied forces faced a daunting challenge: they needed a vast fleet of cargo ships to support their global operations

The merkin, a pubic wig, has a history as intriguing as its purpose. Originating in the 1450s, it served both as a fashion item and a practical solution to a rather personal dilemma.

In the depths of Icelandic folklore lies the tale of Nábrók, a term that translates to “necropants.”

In 1999, a remarkable discovery was made in the Ziegelroda Forest near Nebra, Germany.

Long before modern dentistry, ancient civilizations grappled with the mysteries of tooth pain and ailments.

Ponte City Apartments, a towering cylindrical building in Johannesburg, South Africa, was once the tallest residential skyscraper in the Southern Hemisphere, standing at 173 meters with 54 floors.

In the heart of Sardinia, an Italian island steeped in history and tradition, lies the story of Filindeu—possibly the rarest pasta on Earth

Nestled within the Adriatic Sea lies Bavljenac, a small island off the coast of Croatia, renowned for its extraordinary appearance from above.

n the early Middle Ages, Arnulf de Soissons, a former soldier who became a bishop, found an innovative way to combat the rampant waterborne illnesses of his time.

In the vast and mysterious expanse of the world’s oceans, there swims a creature known singularly for its unique voice.