A farmer buries freshly harvested potatoes in Gojal Valley of Hunza, before winter. Buried under the frozen earth, the potatoes remain fresh and useable, for several months. The ancient storage method is used vastly throughout the Gilgit-Baltsitan region.
Why Bats Are One of Evolution’s Greatest Puzzles Can Scientists Save the World’s Tiniest Rabbit? The 50 Million-Year-Old Treasures of Fossil Lake Agate Fossil Beds National Monument is located on the North Western Panhandle of Nebraska. Photo by RobertWaltman/Getty Images One of the most unusual fossils ever to be found are strange tall structures recovered Read More…
Detox is a major buzzword of the 21st century. From diet detoxes to cleanses to blood detoxes, there are many different programs and techniques that promise to help you cleanse and detoxify your body. Ideally, after you perform one of these detoxes, you’ll feel more energetic. However, many of the claims don’t have a lot Read More…
From the 1920s to today, the percentage of Black Americans and other minority landowners has dropped from 14% to less than 2% nationwide. Here’s how real estate expert Chris O’Neal and his wife, Sabrina, hope to change that. Nationwide — Ten years ago, less than 4 percent of minorities owned rural land, according to a report Read More…
Your survival stockpile is a crucial part of your emergency preparedness plans, especially if you want to stock up on enough food, water and other supplies for your family. Make the most of your basement or a spare room by turning it into a root cellar for food storage. (h/t to ReadyNutrition.com) What is a root cellar? Read More…
Jeremiah Armstead, a 19-year-old teen from Los Angeles who was homeless while in high school, has been accepted at Fisk University, an HBCU in Nashville, Tennessee, and will play basketball for its team. “Any type of adversity that I went through, for the most part, it motivated me and pushed me,” Armstead said he felt Read More…
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