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The Titanic. The Lusitania. The Costa Concordia. We all know about these horrifying maritime tragedies, but few remember the chilling history of the Prinzessin Victoria Luise. Not only was it the first ever cruise ship—it was also the first cruise ship disaster.

Dian Fossey was one of history's most famous primatologists—but she met the most disturbing end possible. This is her unforgettable story.

Some of the most unforgettable travel experiences don’t involve beaches or big cities. Towering skeletons and prehistoric footprints are scattered across the US, and every one of them rewrites what a museum experience can be.

Ignored for years, one central stone was finally tested and revealed a surprising source: Scotland’s Orcadian Basin. Now, you’d think, “Hm, how is that relevant?” Let's break it down.

American forces used forts to guard rivers, coasts, and cities because high ground and thick walls beat guesswork. Some of these old forts still stand proud, while others crumble quietly.

Beneath a hill in central India, ruins slept for centuries. Now, scientists have discovered layered traces of ancient life, some of which are older than any found nearby. What they uncovered could reset the timeline of Indian civilization’s early expansion.