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Arizona Desert Snowfall Takes Internet By Storm With Gorgeous Pictures

Like this gallery?Share it: Something fairly unusual happened in the Southwestern Sonoran Desert as the year 2018 gave way to 2019: there was a substantial desert snowstorm. The National Weather Service reported 6 inches of snow at the south rim of Arizona's Grand Canyon. Other areas like Los Alamos, New Mexico received up

As If They Weren't Bad Enough, Scientists Find That Spiders Used To Have Tails

BBC/Bo WangA recreation of what the Chimerarachne would have looked like. If spiders arent your thing, we have good news though theyre creepy now, they actually look a lot better than they used to.

Bryan Whitneys Incredible X-Ray Art

Source: 1st Dibs Though most people think of X-ray machines as cold, impersonal medical devices, others see them as a way to make compelling works of art. New York City-based Bryan Whitney does just that, producing experimental, architectural and fine art work. His X-ray images of nature and ordinary, even iconic, items have caught the

Cary Stayner, The Yosemite Killer Who Murdered Four Women

Public DomainCary Stayner killed four women near Yosemite National Park in 1999. Yosemite National Park is a well-known picturesque natural wonder. Located in Californias Sierra Nevada mountains, it attracts millions of travelers from around the world each year with its towering sequoia trees, cascading waterfalls, and granite cliffs. But from February to July 1999, this

Evidence Of Earliest Ear Surgery Found On 5,300-Year-Old Skull In Spain

Scientific ReportsThis pile of ancient remains held evidence of the earliest ear surgery in history. When archaeologists unearthed the Dolmen of El Pendn in 2016, they discovered the human remains of more than 100 people. Radiocarbon dating would reveal that the dig site in Burgos, Spain, had been used as a funerary chamber as far