A campground familiar to Delawareans was recently named as having one of the best camping views in the nation.

The ancient tradition of the Bell People in the Greek village of Distomo marks the end of carnival. Revelers clad themselves in animal skins and heavy bronze bells. They danced ...

Revellers dressed in animal skins and heavy bronze bells ... An austerely-styled World War II mausoleum overlooks the village. “After the massacre, we managed to keep the tradition alive.

Camping is available next to the historical World War II-era observation towers for a ... also learn more about the park's native plants and animals or participate in an interpretive program ...

The Farmer's Almanac points out that the practice even inhibits farmers who work with animals since livestock ... it was repealed in 1919. During World War II, President Franklin D.

So in Yorkshire, a very small number of women—they were known as Land Girls—were called in to help with the arable harvests, and sometimes with animals ... during World War II was gradual ...

Spitz explained that commercial fishermen often capture dolphins inadvertently while the animals are feeding ... as it's the largest fishing ban in the Bay of Biscay since World War II. While this is ...

Although already invented, radar was further developed during World War II, with work on the technology stimulated ... From this the bat is able to tell if an animal is in its vicinity and if that ...

Certain animals have evolved remarkable speeds to catch prey or evade predators. The ostrich, impala, and kangaroo showcase nature's incredible ingenuity, leveraging their speed and agility.

Soldiers and their explosive detection dogs were among those who laid a purple poppy to commemorate War Animal Day at Thuringowa RSL. SEE THE PHOTOS The annual ceremony is to remember the service ...