When termites start to consume a Mofu house, army ants come to the rescue.
The Atacama Desert may look like another planet but humans can live there.
The world's tallest trees live for hundreds, even thousands, of years.
This 7.8-mile cable car takes passengers on a ride to the top of a mountain.
Fireworks, giant puppets, and racing with bulls are part of this festival.
Penguins don't always live in the cold. This species thrives in warm climates.
A boarding school educates students in cooking as well as traditional subjects.
Ring Road circles the scenic coastline to hit many tourist attractions.
Maple syrup production must be perfectly timed to seasons and temperatures.
Riding a carousel isn't just for kids. This historic one is fun for all ages.
Suspended walkways in a national park give visitors a view from the treetops.
You don't have to be a pirate to find buried treasure. Just ask a mudlark.
A hot-air balloon fest brings a much-needed summer's worth of entertainment.
Shepherds innovated a method of crossing steep, rocky terrain using long poles.
The Inca's ingenious creativity can be seen in architecture and record-keeping.
In a low-lying region prone to flooding, floating schools sustain education.
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