Outdoors
7 States Home to Unique Animal Populations
From exotic seabirds off the coast to piglike creatures roaming the desert, the U.S. is home to some pretty unique animal populations. Discover seven states known for unusual animals — and how to see them for yourself.
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5 U.S. Islands You Can Drive To
While the mainland offers plenty of attractions, the U.S. also boasts more than 18,000 islands — including some that you can conveniently reach by car. So, forget hopping on a boat or a plane and check out these top five islands in the U.S. that you can drive to.
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11 of the Most Beautiful Stops Along the Pacific Coast Highway
From the dramatic cliffs of Big Sur to the iconic Chandler Drive-Thru Tree, California’s famous byway has enough landmarks, state parks, and public beaches to keep you busy for weeks. We’ve narrowed it down to 11 of the most stunning stops along the Pacific Coast Highway, heading from south to north.
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5 Real-Life Optical Illusions That Will Boggle Your Mind
Optical illusions occur when the human eye perceives things differently than they actually are. From a surreal salt flat that’s almost as big as the state of Connecticut to a mind-boggling waterfall seemingly made from fire, these are five of the most unreal looking optical illusions you can see in real life.
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7 Enchanting Islands That You Can Walk to at Low Tide
Islands are typically accessible by aircraft or boat, but around the world there are some islands that are technically only islands at high tide. When the water levels are low, they become connected to the mainland by sandbars, natural pathways, or causeways. So, lace up your favorite walking shoes, wait for low tide, and walk to these seven fascinating islands.
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