Why This Japanese Travel Influencer Recommends Not Hiking Mount Fuji
Adventure-seekers who travel to Japan usually aim to hike Mount Fuji. However, according to one Japanese travel influencer, it's not all it's cracked up to be.
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Simple Tricks For Keeping Wolves Out Of Your Yard
While you've probably thought about the threat of snakes, moles, and coyotes in your yard, wolves can also be an issue. Here's how to keep them away.
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Repurpose Old Wine Bottles With This Uniquely Gorgeous Garden Edging Hack
If you crave a DIY project and have a bunch of empty wine bottles on hand, consider reusing all of that glass to edge a whimsical path in your garden.
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Why Moose Are Scarier Than You Think (And What To Do If You See One)
Moose are really big, but they aren't predators with big teeth and claws. Still, they're scarier than you think. Here's what to do if you see one.
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Set Up The Perfect Backyard Movie Night On A Budget With These Tips
A fun way to spend nice evenings outdoors is to set up a backyard movie night under the stars. Here's some tips on how to do that on a budget.
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Cockroach-Repelling Plants You'll Regret Not Having In Your Garden
There are few pests more hated than cockroaches. By incorporating the following plants into your garden, you can repel them for good.
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What Is Bear Spray & How Do You Use It
If you ever have the misfortune of being charged by a bear in the wild, having bear spray on hand can save your life. Here's what it is and how to use use it.
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10 Types Of Freshwater Fish, Ranked By Danger Level
The danger of aggressive fish extends beyond saltwater - you can find them in freshwater, too. Here are ten freshwater fish to watch out for.
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This Popular Trail At Zion National Park Gets Closed Down Constantly. Here's Why
Zion National Park offers some of the most unique and spectacular scenery in the U.S., but this popular trail gets closed down constantly. Here's why.
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This Is The Optimal Spot In Your Garden To Plant Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are adaptable, gorgeous plants. However, if you really want them to flourish, consider planting them in these favorable places.
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Enjoy A Luxurious Retreat At This Southeastern Glamping Destination
Would you like to go camping without the hassle? Try glamping. This Southeastern glamping site serves up an idyllic getaway that combines luxury with nature.
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This National Park Is A Hidden Gem For Breathtaking Sunrise And Sunset Views
A lot of places boast either beautiful sunrises or breathtaking sunsets, but this national park with the ominous name is a hidden gem that has both.
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Your Kitchen Has The Secret Weapon To Repel Skunks From Your Garden
Skunks like to forage in our gardens, after all, they're full of good things to eat. Luckily, your kitchen has the secret weapon to repel them.
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Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin
Before running to explore Louisiana's Atchafalaya River Basin, it is vital to learn about its wildlife population and how to stay safe. Get started here!
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How Dragonflies Benefit Your Garden (And Easy Hacks To Attract Them)
Besides being beautiful insects, dragonflies are also very beneficial for your garden. Follow our tips to attract a plethora of these colorful creatures.
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Best National Parks For Canoeing, Kayaking, And Paddleboarding
If you're looking for the perfect paddling destination, we've curated five national parks that are friendly to the sport. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's How Strong A Grizzly Bear Really Is
Grizzly bears are considered dangerous because of their size and aggressiveness when they feel threatened, but here's how strong grizzlies really are.
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Keep Wolves Away From Your Campsite With These Straightforward Tips
Wolves might be cute and cuddly in photos and Disney movies, but real-life wolves are dangerous. Here’s how to keep wolves away from your campsite.
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Bears May Avoid Midnight Snacking If You Add This Water Feature To Your Yard
The sight of a bear digging through your trash can be unnerving. By incorporating this water feature into your lawn, you can keep them at bay.
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Top Tips For Viewing The 2024 Perseid Meteor Shower
So far, 2024 is shaping up to be a phenomenal year for stargazers. For those of you after another light show, the Perseid meteor shower is happening right now.
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The Essential Oils You Should Definitely Bring With You On A Camping Trip
Aromatherapy has many benefits - even when camping. Here are four essential oils that you should definitely have on hand when planning your next trip.
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Why Pickle Juice Is The Unsung Hero For Lush And Thriving Hydrangeas
If you've gotten to the bottom of your pickle jar and have a bunch of juice left over, don't throw it out. Instead, use it to help your struggling hydrangeas.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Swimming In Lake Michigan
Lake Michigan is a popular spot thanks to its sandy beaches and proximity to populated areas. But here's why you should think twice before swimming there.
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Canadian National Parks That Feel Like They're On A Different Continent
Canada is full of diverse scenery and lots of open spaces. In fact, there are a few Canadian national parks that feel like they're on a different continent.
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How To Correctly Deadhead Flowers For A Thriving Garden
Deadheading flowers can yield even more blooms, but it doesn't work for all types of flowers. Here's how to correctly deadhead for a thriving garden.
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The Strong Essential Oil That Banishes Snakes From Your Yard
Coming across a snake in your yard can be an unsettling experience, even if it's not poisonous. Thankfully, this common essential oil works as a deterrent.
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Use This Common Household Ingredient After Being Out In The Sun To Help Prevent Burning
People swear by various home remedies for sunburns. One of them involves a common household ingredient that can be spread on the body to help soothe the pain.
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