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Iguanas are falling out of trees in Florida—here's why
Iguanas are falling out of trees in Florida—here's why
Winds of change: Reinventing sails for the modern age
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Why padel is an effective workout for both brain and body
Why padel is an effective workout for both brain and body
An up-close look at NASA's mission to return humans to the moon
An up-close look at NASA's mission to return humans to the moon
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Limitless with Chris Hemsworth
Chris Hemsworth takes on three epic challenges to explore science-backed ways to improve our health. He learns to drum for a brain-boosting, surprise stadium gig, climbs a frozen 600-foot wall to explore the benefits of breaking out of our comfort zones, and embraces brutal Special Forces pain training in South Korea—all to discover how we can live longer, better lives.
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Ski and surf at Canada's most easterly winter sports resort
Ski and surf at Canada's most easterly winter sports resort
Nevada’s state parks shine even brighter than the Strip
Nevada’s state parks shine even brighter than the Strip
Why Norway and Sweden are perfect for a cross-border ski trip
Why Norway and Sweden are perfect for a cross-border ski trip
Sparkling wine is having a moment in Brazil—here's why
Sparkling wine is having a moment in Brazil—here's why
Inside the world's biggest pilgrimage for the Virgin Mary
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Inside the world's biggest pilgrimage for the Virgin Mary
Millions of faithful descend on Mexico City each year, at first by bike or by foot and then often crawling on their knees in honor, to behold Our Virgin of Guadalupe.February 2026 Issue
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Searching for life across the planet’s frigid frontiers
Searching for life across the planet’s frigid frontiers
Is the grumpy-faced Texas horned lizard cute enough to survive?
Is the grumpy-faced Texas horned lizard cute enough to survive?
These sunken ceramics ushered in a new era for archaeology
These sunken ceramics ushered in a new era for archaeology
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