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Larger Than the Average Bear: A 2Km-Wide Bear Face on Mars
For centuries, mankind has pondered if there might be...
Benjamin Vedrines Opens Treacherous Gully Up the Barre des Écrins
Benjamin Vedrines has completed another remarkable feat just hours...
A 2,800km Bike-and-Ski Traverse of the Entire Length of Quebec
On Feb. 1, Simon-Pierre Goneau and Samuel Lalande-Markon will...
New Longest Solo Unsupported Polar Expedition Raises Questions
British polar traveler Preet Chandi announced a second record...
David Goettler: ‘We Must be Patient’
Today, David Goettler spoke to ExplorersWeb about his attempt...
Newly Discovered ‘Duck’ Dinosaur Had Over 400 Teeth
Even after millions of years, the diversity of dinosaurs...
Seb Bouin Climbs Some Of Portugal’s Toughest Routes — Then Sends Harder FA
Judging from the latest videos from Seb Bouin's time...
Winnie-the-Peek-a-Boo: Colorado Bear Poses for 100s of Selfies on Camera Trap
When Boulder, Colorado's Open Space and Mountain Parks team...
British Antarctic Station Has Front Row Seat to Giant Iceberg Calving
For the second time in two years, an enormous...
Lobsang Rampa: The British Plumber Who Claimed to be a Tibetan Monk
Lobsang Rampa became a wildly popular author in the...
Ever Upwards: The Zsigmondy Brothers and the Early Days of Alpinism
The Alps, the largest mountain range exclusively in Europe,...
Weekend Warm-Up: The Final Season of Chamonix’s Oldest Refuge
For those who feel the romantic allure of living...
Vintage Photos of Polar Exploration — In Living Color
It's easy for many historical purists to dismiss the...
Supernova Fireworks: ‘I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This,’ Says Astronomer
Nearly a millennia ago, Chinese and Japanese astronomers saw...
Caroline Cote On Her Speed Record, Sastrugi, and Positivity
This year’s Antarctic summer featured the usual cast of...
War Tourism: From the Crass Selfie to the ‘Never Again’ Lesson
"War" and "tourism" are two opposing forces that are...
Primate Ancestors Lived in High Arctic 52M Years Ago
Researchers have discovered evidence of the first known primate...
Why It’s So Hard to Rescue Climbers in Patagonia
Patagonia's mountains and impressive granite towers are ideal for...
