Nature

German designer sneaker brand, Nat-2, have teamed up with mushroom leather product designer extraordinaire Nina Fabert, to design the shoes. A new vegan sneaker design is giving a totally new meaning to foot fungus by t...

Every year around mid-April, The Netherlands is transformed into a technicolor wonderland as millions of tulips bloom all at once because of many tulips. The Dutch are known for many things, but the tulip has become a wo...

Whenever new photographs arise of manmade structures gone untouched for years, it's hard to look away. Some photos are haunting and eerie, yet these lush, green-shrouded buildings on Gougi island, in China’s Yangtze Rive...

Nature can not be stopped by Human beings. Flowers and other plants break through concrete and appear in the most unpleasant places of full glory.

Have you lost things and found them only in few years? But have you lost your camera in sea and found it in perfect working conditions?

The copenhagen islands will introduce a completely new type of public parks in Copenhagen - A “Parkipelago” that focuses on the place and function of public spaces in the city  - both in a local context where rapid urban development along the harbor side threatens the recreational spaces, but also in a global context where rising sea levels creates new challenges for urban environments.

With crystal lined walls glittering deep beneath the earth's surface, these mesmerising scenes are taken from inside what could well be the world's most beautiful cave. The Mlynki is a rare crystal cave which lies in the Ternopil region of Ukraine and is known for the multi-coloured gypsum crystals which adorn its walls and twinkle in the light.It is one of the most beautiful caves in Ukraine. It is almost 45 km long; temperature inside the cave is about +9C all the year round. These are the awesome images taken by intrepid photographer Oleg Grigorev who ventured into the remote cave to capture its beauty on camera.

A professional photographer and geographer from Germany Kilian Schönberger is known for capturing otherworldly images of his natural surroundings. His latest series, Winter’s Tale, was shot in the mountain ranges of Germany and central Europe and showcases the desaturated, hushed landscapes of snow-covered forests. More info: kilianschoenberger.de, Instagram

Scientists have just discovered a tiny arachnid frozen in 100-million-year-old amber looks just like a spider, except for one thing: its whip-like tail. The amazing fossil fills a critical gap in the arachnid family tree between today's spiders and spider-like arachnids that lived before the dinosaurs, say two international teams of scientists. The creature has been dated back to 100 million years ago, and according to Paul Selden, an arachnid expert from the University of Kansas, the fossil may be “the missing link from older animals and modern spiders.” Also, he said that they don’t know much about the life of this tiny arachnid, but it likely lived in the bark of the resin producing trees.

Most of us are familiar with these exceptionally beautiful sights as Norwegian fjords, Cliffs of Moher, Chamonix, Isle of Skye, Black Forest. But there are a lot of natural wonders about which you probably haven't heard before. We offer you a list of great Eastern European natural wonders you shouldn’t miss in your lifetime.