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A survival expert reacts to 'Society of the Snow' and the true story of how 16 people survived the Andes plane crash
The 'Society of the Snow' is a true story. A survival expert explains how 16 people survived for 72…
Kelsey Vlamis
Llama poop sparked 57% more plant growth in a part of the Andes that was barren and ravaged by climate change
Scientists found that raising llamas in a barren part of the Andes helped fertilize soil, following…
Maiya Focht
Psychedelic beer served at intimate dinner parties helped an ancient empire in the Andes rule for centuries, study finds
According to a new archaeological study, leaders of the Wari empire that ruled Peru added hallucino…
Joshua Zitser
Researchers discovered 20 new species of frogs, butterflies, snakes and more during an expedition in the Bolivian Andes
The expedition Bolivia's Zongo Valley was part of a Conservation International program to assess th…
Haven Orecchio-Egresitz
New species are more likely to emerge in extreme environment ‘coldspots’ rather than ‘hotspots’ like the Amazon rainforest
The Amazon rainforest is one of the most biodiverse ‘hotspots’ of the world. Yet, it may not be the…
Archaeologists found a 1,000-year-old shaman's pouch in the Andes. It contained multiple hallucinogenic drugs, including cocaine.
"This is important because it suggests that this shaman had knowledge not just of how to use a sing…
Aylin Woodward
Researchers have found signs of ritual violence on skeletons from an ancient civilization in the Andes
Ritual violence did include human sacrifice in later eras, so researchers wrote the the ritual viol…
Kevin Loria
Escape The Heat Wave And Go Skiing In Chile's Andes Mountains
There are over 2,500 acres of skiable terrain at Valle Nevado, and if you opt for the multi-resort …
Jennifer Polland
A world-record vegan athlete shares her high-protein green smoothie for better energy and recovery
A world champion vegan athlete has a green smoothie every day. Ingredients like ginger, spinach, an…
Gabby Landsverk
The true story behind Netflix's cannibal movie 'Society of the Snow,' and Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571
"Society of the Snow" revolves around the survivors of a plane crash in 1972 as they are forced to …
Eammon Jacobs
Exercising even once a week is better than not: Expert
Worried about not being able to work out daily? Exercising even once a week is better than no physi…
I moved to Ecuador because the US was too expensive. I'd love to move back to Montana and be near my grandkids but I can't afford it.
Lonita Jensen, a retired nurse, said she moved to Cuenca, Ecuador, because she couldn't afford to …
Kelsey Vlamis
Researchers reconstruct the face of a teenage mummy believed to have been sacrificed in an Inca ritual more than 500 years ago
Since her discovery in 1995 atop the Ampato volcano, she has been granted nicknames, including The …
Erin Snodgrass
Scientists built a 3-ton camera with a 5-foot-wide lens to discover hazardous asteroids that NASA can't see
A Menlo Park, California, lab built this camera to learn about dark energy and dark matter, flag ha…
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
We used to think rocks helped scrub carbon from the atmosphere, but they might be a big source of emissions instead!
The previously held notion was that after precipitation, the rainwater — being a weak acid — would …
Explore, dream, discover: Top international travel destinations for 2024
As the world eagerly embraces a renewed spirit of wanderlust, 2024 beckons with a myriad of enticin…
Julian Sands had spoken about the dangers of mountain climbing six months before he went missing on a hike: Variety
In the interview with Radio Times, the actor admitted he has "been confronted with human remains" w…
Amanda Goh
The real Paleo diet was heavy on plants with very little meat, according to a study of early human remains
The study looked at the remains of ancient people buried in the Andean Altiplano of Peru about 9,00…
Marianne Guenot
13 mummified mice in Mars-like environments atop 20,000-foot volcanoes have stumped scientists, who don't know why mice would climb to such harsh heights
The tops of 20,000-foot volcanoes were thought to be uninhabitable, until baffled scientists starte…
Kelsey Vlamis,Morgan McFall-Johnsen
Mountains are collapsing: A Swiss mountain peak fell apart, sending 3.5 million cubic feet of rock into the valley below. Scientists warn climate change could make more mountains crumble.
Mt. Fluchthorn's tallest peak collapsed earlier this year, and it's just one of many crumbling exam…