The dark truth behind wildlife tourism
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Suffering unseen: The dark truth behind wildlife tourism
nationalgeographic.co.uk / Natasha Daly Captive wild animal encounters are hugely popular, thanks partly to social media. But our investigation shows many creatures lead dismal lives. This ... read more
The new American religion of UFOs
vox.com / Sean Illing Last week, the New York Times published a viral article about reports of UFOs off the East Coast in 2014 and 2015. It included an interview with five... read more
Sketching the Stars: How Art Can Advance Astronomy
undark.org / Mara Johnson-Groh From Galileo's drawings of the moon to the Hubble Space Telescope's celestial images, science has a long history of animating the cosmos through ... read more
Here's How Every Meeting Between the Queen and a U.S. President Went
time.com / Ciara Nugent President Donald Trump's state visit to the U.K. began Monday amid fresh blows in his ongoing feud with London mayor Sadiq Khan, dispute over his... read more
The end of the iTunes era: The life and death of Apple's curator-in-chief
latimes.com / Randall Roberts The last time music engineer and producer Bill Inglot spoke to his friend Gary Stewart, Inglot was in a Baskin-Robbins parking lot, eating an ice cream... read more
James Holzhauer missed these tricky 'Jeopardy!' clues; can you get them right?
usatoday.com / Hannah Yasharoff James Holzhauer has finally reached the end of his historic 33-game "Jeopardy!" run. The 34-year-old professional gambler earned a total of $2,464,216,... read more
14 Millennials Got Honest About How They Afforded Homeownership
buzzfeednews.com / Anne Helen Petersen “I don't know anyone in their twenties who has the savings for a down payment without family help." For most millennials I know, the American dream of... read more
225 miles and 100 parks: one woman's epic hike around New York City
theguardian.com / Anya Alvarez When we talk about hiking, we typically think about escaping urban confines and exploring land less touched by humanity. We envision walking through... read more
A Soccer Ball Can Tell a Story | By Alex Morgan
theplayerstribune.com / Alex Morgan Asoccer ball can tell a story. The one I'm thinking of ... it actually wasn't much of a soccer ball at all. It was really just a bunch of balled-up old... read more
The Muslims Who Don't Fast During Ramadan
atlasobscura.com / by Katie Jane Fernelius Members of Baye Fall eat, cook, and deliver food in grand processions. It's Ramadan in Touba, Senegal, and the road to the Grand Mosque is lined with... read more
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