Nature

Sigiriya
Sigiriya is an ancient rock fortress, located in the northern Matale District near the town of Dambulla in the Central Province, Sri Lanka. It is known for its massive column of rock that reaches nearly 200 meters high. The site dates to the reign of King Kashyappa (477-495 AD), who chose this site as his new capital.
By Itsmewriting3 years ago in Earth
How to Explore Lesotho
Lesotho is a country entirely surrounded by Africa but has a very unique identity. The capital has a Western vibe, but the countryside still harks back to a bygone era. Lesotho is also called the Kingdom of the Sky because of its high altitude. There aren’t many motorways, but if you fancy a trek or a horse ride, this is where you should be; you can stop in any village you like, but the village chief needs to consent.
By Claudia Fennel3 years ago in Earth
Bangladesh vs India war. Content Warning.
The Bangladesh vs India war, a conflict etched in the annals of history, reverberates with a symphony of emotions. It is a tale of heart-wrenching loss, where tears mingled with the blood-soaked soil. Families shattered, their dreams evaporating like morning dew, as loved ones were stolen away by the clutches of war. Grief, an unwelcome companion, settled deep within the hearts of mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters, as they mourned the empty spaces left behind.
By Luna Hawthorne3 years ago in Earth
The Israeli-Arab Conflic
The Israeli-Arab conflict is a long-standing and deeply intricate dispute that has shaped the Middle East for decades. Spanning over a century, this conflict encompasses political, territorial, and ideological dimensions, making it one of the most complex and enduring conflicts in modern history.
By ZARADE. YT3 years ago in Earth
Most Dangerous Trees You Should NEVER Touch
Most Dangerous Trees You Should NEVER Touch For some people, the peace and quiet of a forest can be soothing. However, the fact is that not all of these trees are safe to stand near. Some trees produce deadly poisons, have spines lining their trunks, and seeds that blast passersby with incredible force. My advice is to stay away from these plants and trees - don't touch them if you can help it!
By Bijay Dungdung3 years ago in Earth
The most beautiful beaches of Brazil
The best and most beautiful beaches for some may not be for others. There are always doubts as to whether this or that beach is missing from the ranking, or whether some shouldn't be in the selection. The fact that a beach is visited on a sunny day at low tide or on a cloudy day at high tide can totally change a tourist's opinion.
By Ricardo de Moura Pereira3 years ago in Earth
Whispers of a Forgotten War
In the heart of a war-torn city, where the sky was perpetually painted in shades of ash and fear was a constant companion, there lived a young girl named Lila. She was merely ten years old but had seen more than a lifetime's worth of sorrow. Lila's days were spent hiding in the remnants of what used to be her home, where broken glass and shattered dreams carpeted the floor. Her parents, like many others, had become victims of the relentless war that raged outside their doorstep. She was an innocent soul, yet her eyes held a wisdom far beyond her years.
By Nnamdi3 years ago in Earth
THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW EXISTED
1.There is a southern version of the Aurora Borealis called the Aurora Australis it can be seen from Antarctica New Zealand Argentina and Australia and
By Tino Odicious3 years ago in Earth
Is There a City Beneath the Bermuda Triangle?
The ruins of a lost civilization, covered in seaweed, damaged by time, hidden in the ocean's depths – this is the mysterious tale of Atlantis. Legends of Atlantis have intrigued people for centuries, its existence dating back 12,000 years, only to be engulfed by the ocean's abyss. While skeptics argue it was just an ordinary island, numerous legends paint Atlantis as a thriving and opulent empire, making it one of the most captivating cities of its era. The rumors persist that Atlantis rests submerged beneath the waves, possibly somewhere in the infamous Bermuda Triangle.
By Safwa Elouizi3 years ago in Earth
WAR IS NOT THE ANSWER
Once upon a time in a small village nestled between rolling hills, there lived a community of people who cherished the simple joys of life. Children played in the meadows, elders shared stories under the ancient oak tree, and laughter echoed through the air like a sweet melody.
By Gift Femi3 years ago in Earth
The Song of the Whales
In the serene and vast expanse of the ocean, a group of dedicated marine biologists embarked on a mission like no other. Their headquarters was a small, weather-beaten research vessel named "The Siren's Delight," captained by the indomitable Dr. Jane Whaleson. She was a marine biologist with a peculiar obsession – whales, particularly humpback whales.
By Adaeze Ukommadu3 years ago in Earth
What NASA Unveils Newly Returned Carbon-Rich Asteroid Sample
NASA on Wednesday gave the public a first regard of what scientists set up inside a sealed capsule that was returned to Earth last month carrying a carbon-rich soil sample dipped from an asteroid's face, including water- bearing complexion minerals.
By PAPITHA P.R3 years ago in Earth