High school Biology taught us that mammals and birds are warm-blooded, while reptiles and fish are cold-blooded. Warm-blooded animals are able to generate heat from within their bodies, whil... Read more
Artifacts dating back to the Stone Age have been discovered at Land’s End. This find was unearthed not by archeologists but, astonishingly, by a family of rabbits who were only digging for a... Read more
The history of Orient Express is filled with mystery, intrigue, culinary excellence and luxury. Elegant and historic train, the Orient Express made its maiden journey from Paris to Vienna on... Read more
Scientists were able to prove the existence of French buhrstone in Ohio by applying ‘forensic’ method in their study We have all seen how CSI forensic teams doing their things on television,... Read more
Mary Ann Evans has a very strong claim to be considered the most talented author England has ever produced, yet most people are not going to recognise her by this name. Her identity became t... Read more
Ask almost anyone to name an American President and the name of Abraham Lincoln is one of the people most likely to be chosen. His side-burned, gaunt image is more recognizable than that of... Read more
Harvard’s rare collection of books has been known to include a few volumes bound in human flesh. There is doubt however, whether these books are really wrapped in human skin as tests have re... Read more
The Russian revolution of 1917 was practically bloodless, and, to a large extent, swift and effortless. Motivated by capitalism’s inherent greed that had spread across the globe, it ignited... Read more
Germany made a surprise attack on the Romans resulting in the Roman withdrawal of Rhine, for which the Romans camped on the German soil in a hope to take revenge. What makes archeology so in... Read more
The D Day Invasion was one of the most notable events in World War 2. In fact, it is one of the world’s most remembered events as it was a precursor to the fall of Adolf Hitler. Following ye... Read more