The amazing video below is of a southern right wale nudging a paddleboarder off the coast of Argentina. It has been making its round of the internet over the last few weeks because it’s truly a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. The whale seems to playfully interact with the paddleboarder for a few minutes before it swims away […]
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How To Build Your Own Smokeless Fire Barrel
Ya know those smokeless backyard fire pits that were super hard to get a hold of after it was encouraged for people to hang out outdoors to combat COVID? They’re really slick looking and work as advertised as far as putting off less smoke but if you don’t want to for the ever expanding turnaround […]
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New Zealand’s Mt. Cook Helicopter Snowboarding Adventures
Mint little heli adventure in New Zealand’s Aoraki Mount Cook National Park where Carlos Garcia Knight and JJ Rayward film parts for their new video “RUCKUS III.” Looks like a badass zone. If you like what you see and want to book a similar experience learn more about The Hermitage Hotel and Mount Cook Heli. To read Transfer […]
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Professional Climber’s Van Tour (Fully Winterized/Heated Drying Room)
Enjoy this tour of professional climber/YouTuber, Robbie Phillips Citroen campervan. There’s a lot to like but what struck me is his choice of finishes. Something about the tile to wood to paint ratio that kicks this traveling home into a photoshoot ready ripper every time you open the sliding door. If you’re thinking about doing your […]
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Wake Up With Ski Utah’s ‘Powder People’
Start your morning with a touching piece from Ski Utah about The Meinholds. Bridgette is an artist and Matt is a guide on the Ski Utah Interconnect tour. They live in a remote A-frame home only accessible by snowmobile in the winter, and they wouldn’t have it any other way. Excuse me while I show […]
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LIST: Remaining Shows For Warren Miller’s ‘Winter Starts Now’
If you haven’t seen Warren Miller Entertainment’s Winter Starts Now yet, what are you even doing? Get off your lazy but and go buy some tickets at a show near you! The film is a true WME classic, and is well-worth the price of admission. Take a look at our film review we shared yesterday […]
Posted inNature, Ski News, Wildlife
Lucky Cyclist Survives Grizzly Attack in Alaska
A cyclist survived a grizzly bear attack on October 19, near Cantwell, Alaska. According to the report from the Alaska Department of Public Safety, the man, whose name was not released, was mountain biking near the confluence of the Jack River and Nenana River. He saw a grizzly bear charging him from approximately 10-15 yards […]
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Study Shows Lightning Storms Shockingly Clean Pollutants In Atmosphere
Everyone loves a good lightning storm. Visually, these electrical storms are a sight to behold with dramatic bolts and flashing often accompanied by impressive thunder. According to an article from the CBC, lighting also breaks down and removes atmospheric pollutants from the air. The study, conducted by William Brume of Penn State University, examines the […]
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$1.5 Billion Lithium Deposit Discovered Near Sunday River, Maine
A large lithium deposit has been discovered in Newry, Maine, just a few miles from Sunday River Resort. Lithium is becoming an increasingly valuable metal as it is the primary component of batteries used in electric vehicles. The value of this metal is expected to increase rapidly in the coming years. According to the Bangor […]
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Fossil Found At Canyonlands Could Be A New Dinosaur Species
Scientists have discovered an ultra-rare fossil in Canyonlands National Park in southeastern Utah. The fossil is believed to be 290-million years old and could belong to a species that humans have been previously unaware of. According to San Luis Obispo Tribune, the fossil was discovered in late October in a remote area of the park. […]