by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Africa is often called the “cradle of humankind,” but it could just as easily be called the “continent of colour.” Gonzalo Gutierrez / Unsplash Across its 54 countries, landscapes blaze with reds, greens, yellows, and blues, creating natural palettes that feel almost...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Authorities apprehended two suspects over the weekend for the illegal possession and trade of West Coast rock lobsters, reports Cape {town} Etc. Image: City of Cape Town via Cape (town) Etc The arrests form part of a larger crackdown on poaching and illicit dealings...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Unseasonal rainfall has triggered a rare natural spectacle in northern Chile, where the usually barren Atacama Desert has erupted into colour. Javier Rubilar / Wikimedia Commons The Atacama, known as the driest desert on Earth, received an unusual dose of winter rain...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Korčula (pronounced Kor-chu-la), Croatia’s sixth-largest island, stretches 47 kilometers along the sparkling Adriatic and is a mosaic of cypress forests, vineyards, sleepy villages, and secluded coves. It’s no wonder some call it a “mini-Dubrovnik,” thanks to its...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Hello, this is your captain speaking – buckle up because we are going to find the best amusement parks on Earth. Ok, I’m definitely not the world’s greatest adventurer, but I still remember the fun that I had in, for example, Gardaland, Italy, many years ago. I am...
