Salome Chelangat

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Valley of the Moon is known for its red sand and steeply sloping sandstone. Editorial credit: Alexey Pevnev / Shutterstock.com

World Facts

What Is The Valley of the Moon?

Commemoration rally for the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre in Mexico City, Mexico. Editorial credit: Eduardo Guevara / Shutterstock.com

World Facts

What Was Mexico's Dirty War?

Forest of the Wabash, Illinois.

World Facts

The 18 National Natural Landmarks of Illinois

Indiana Dunes State Park on the shores of Lake Michigan was declared a National Natural Landmark in 1974.

World Facts

30 National Natural Landmarks of Indiana

The US dollar is the world’s most recognized currency.

World Facts

Countries That Use the US Dollar

Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. Editorial credit: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock.com

World Facts

The Most Visited States in the U.S.

A hare running through a field.

Environment

What Is the Difference Between a Rabbit and a Hare?

The Baby Scoop Era refers to a time of large population growth and large adoption rates in many Western countries.

World Facts

What Was the Baby Scoop Era?

Red squirrel populations have drastically decreased throughout the UK in recent years.

Travel

Animals Native to the UK

UNICEF headquarters in New York. Editorial credit: Drop of Light / Shutterstock.com.

World Facts

Where Are The Headquarters Of UNICEF Located?

A light display honoring Andy Warhol in Genoa, Italy. Photo credit: faber1893 / Shutterstock.com.

Society

Famous Artists: Andy Warhol

Water bears, also called tardigrades, are micro animals belonging to the division of small invertebrates.

Environment

What is a Water Bear?

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