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Norse seafarers from Scandinavia, popularly known as Vikings, have a certain reputation. We often picture them as towering figures in horned helmets, sailing the seas purely to raid and cause chaos. This image, shaped by centuries of stories, art, and entertainment, is powerful. It is also quite different from the historical record.

The people of the Viking Age were co...

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Greed isn’t always as obvious as someone hoarding stacks of gold like a modern-day dragon. Sometimes, it’s subtle, wrapped in polished manners, or cleverly disguised as ambition. The signs of greed shine through, and often, they’re more entertaining than alarming. There’s something inherently fascinating about greedy behavior. It’s as if a switch flips in someone’s class="...

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Long before anyone could download a stargazing app or buy a telescope from a department store, ancient cultures were already looking up. And they were doing more than just admiring the view. Without the benefit of modern technology, these civilizations developed remarkably sophisticated systems to understand the cosmos. They used the sun, moon, and stars to create calendars, ...

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The Maya civilization, known for its intricate calendar systems, monumental pyramids, and advanced writing, represents a high point of human achievement in the ancient Americas. Yet, around 900 CE, many of its great southern lowland cities were abandoned.</...

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It’s easy to look at a housecat napping in a sunbeam and forget its wild origins. Domestic cats are just one tiny, cuddly branch of a vast and ancient feline family tree. Many branches of that tree have unfortunately withered away, leaving behind fossils, old photographs, and cautionary tales.

There are tens of remarkable feline breeds that no longer roam the Earth. So...

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