5 Creatures To Beware Of While Adventuring In El Yunque National Forest
If you're in Puerto Rico and plan on going adventuring in El Yunque National Forest, you should be aware of these five creatures that call that rainforest home.
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National Park Activities You Might Not Know About
When we think of national parks, we often think of sweeping landscapes and wild animals, but there are lots of activities you might not know about.
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5 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In Big Bend National Park
Big Bend is home to a variety of wildlife. Of course, not all animal encounters are safe. Here are five creatures to beware of in Big Bend National Park.
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One Dangerous Aspect Of Survivor You Don't See On The Show
There are a few inherent dangers for "Survivor" contestants who compete in the wild, but here's one dangerous aspect of the show you don't see.
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The Toughest Experience Les Stroud Has Ever Had On Survivorman
Les Stroud has had some tough and potentially deadly experiences on "Survivorman," but one particular expedition had him seriously worried for his life.
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The Most Dangerous US Campgrounds Ranked
America has countless stunning campsites to explore. However, some of them are more hazardous than others. These are the most dangerous US campgrounds, ranked.
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If You Missed The Northern Lights, Here's When You'll Get To See Them Again
If you missed seeing the aurora borealis, you might be wondering when the next time will be. There's a good chance for more Northern Lights visibility soon.
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Why 'Survivorman' Les Stroud Has A Problem With Bear Grylls
Host of "Survivorman" Les Stroud is sometimes compared to Bear Grylls - and it doesn't sit well with him. Here's why.
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Our Best Tips For Getting The Perfect Picture Of The Northern Lights
Seeing the aurora borealis is breathtaking. Many folks want to document this experience, so here are our tips on how to take pictures of the Northern Lights.
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Why Kate Bassich Left Life Below Zero
Kate Bassich (who now goes by Kate Rorke) was once a star of "Life Below Zero." After leaving the show in 2015, you may be wondering why. Let's discuss.
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What Happened To Dave Canterbury From Dual Survival?
When "Dual Survival," launched in 2010, Dave Canterbury was one of the show's stars. After two seasons, he left, so you may be wondering what happened.
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Choose The Best African Safari Location With These Tips From Travelers Who Have Been There
The continent of Africa has a variety of safari options, so it may help to choose the best place for your trip with tips from travelers who have been there.
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Dangerous Hiking Spots To Avoid In Europe
Europe is home to countless breathtaking hikes to explore. For the following treks, however, they should only be attempted by experienced hikers.
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Are Survivor Cast Members Ever Really Alone?
"Survivor" contestants are dropped into some of the most remote and hostile of locations. With that being said, do they ever get a chance to truly be alone?
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Simple Tips For Parking Your RV For Free Overnight
While campgrounds and RV parks can be incredibly useful, they can also be pricey. Here are some tips for how and where to park your RV for free overnight.
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5 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In Zion National Park
Mount Zion has some unique wildlife, but there are venomous creatures there, along with some that may get aggressive if disturbed. Here’s what to beware of.
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The Necklaces On Naked And Afraid Serve A Little-Known Purpose
The contestants on Discovery's "Naked and Afraid" literally wear no clothes or shoes, but they do wear necklaces which serve a little-known purpose.
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All The Ways Climate Change Is Taking A Toll On Deadliest Catch
Discovery's "Deadliest Catch" is reliant on nature in a place where the effects of climate change are tangible. Here's how that's taking a toll on the show.
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Why Survivor Contestants Get Less Food Now Than They Used To
"Survivor" has evolved a lot over the last two decades, with the show regularly tweaking its rules. Here's why contestants get less food now than they used to.
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How To Train Your House Cat To Be A Hiking Cat
It's pretty common to see dogs accompanying their people on hikes but why should dogs have all the fun? Here's how to train your house cat to be a hiking cat.
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Hikes Around The World You Can Climb For Ethereal Views (Instead Of Oahu's Stairway To Heaven)
With the removal of Oahu's famous "Stairway to Heaven" steps, here are several other places around the world hikers can climb for ethereal views.
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Are You Legally Allowed To Hike Naked?
Some folks find a more meaningful connection to Mother Nature when traversing the wilderness in the buff. That said, are you legally allowed to hike naked?
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The One Terrifying Location Survivor Will Likely Never Be Filmed At Again
Since the show premiered in 2000, "Survivor" has been filmed in myriad locations worldwide, but there's one place where it will likely never be filmed at again.
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Jeff Probst's Most Frightening Survivor Moment Of All Time
After more than two decades of filming, "Survivor" host Jeff Probst has encountered many scenarios. This was his most frightening "Survivor" moment of all time.
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12 Secrets Only Park Rangers Know
Park rangers are a wealth of knowledge about the beautiful parks they service. Here are 12 secrets only they know that'll come in handy for your next trip.
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5 Creatures To Beware Of When Swimming In California's Oceans
California's waters are beautiful to swim in, but there are some oceanic creatures you should be wary of during your next trip to the beach.
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The Real Reason Survivor Contestants Don't Have To Boil Water Anymore
CBS's hit show "Survivor" premiered in 2000 and has evolved over many seasons. One big change is that contestants don't have to boil water anymore. Here's why.
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