Lanessa Cago

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Spectacular scenery at Hvitserkur, Iceland

Travel

Hvitserkur, Iceland

Belgrade, Serbian. Image credit: MarinaDa/Shutterstock

Society

The Culture Of Serbia

This Groundhog emerges from its burrow to stand upon a rock to have a better view of its North American Prairieland home.

Environment

Groundhog Facts: Animals of North America

Uncovered frame of a wickiup, similar to the ones the Chemehuevi traditionally lived in.

Society

The Chemehuevi - Native Peoples of North America

Ravens are adept at finding the food they need to survive, whether through hunting, scavenging, or even teamwork.

Society

Common Raven Facts: Animals of Europe

Moreso than most birds, Water Ouzels, or Dippers, are very comfortable in the water. They are even known to be capable swimmers, ready to take a "dip" in streams.

Environment

Water Ouzel Facts: Animals of North America

With its confident, piercing look, the Great Horned Owl was a symbol of strength to the Native Americans, and is a natural embodiment of wisdom even still today.

Society

Great Horned Owl Facts: Animals of North America

The tiny Volcano rabbit, also known as the zacatuche or teporingo, is an endangered Lagomorph native to Mexico.

Environment

Volcano Rabbit Facts: Animals of North America

An 18th Century Depiction of an Algonquin hunter with bow and arrow in hand.

Society

The Algonquin People - Cultures of the World

The fur pattern and color of the Desert Cottontail blends in quite nicely with the terrain of their native habitats.

Society

Desert Cottontail Facts: Animals of North America

This Dalmatian Pelican gets up close and personal with the camera in the Lake Kerkini area of Greece.

Environment

Dalmatian Pelican Facts: Animals of Eurasia

Beach-goers flock to the seemingly endless beaches of Praia do Cassino, which stretches along the coast of the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul.

Travel

Praia do Cassino Beach, Brazil - Unique Places around the World

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