The eternal flame at Chestnut Ridge Park, which results from the "natural seepage of shale gas," is not only striking for its unique location behind the veil of a cascading waterfall, ...

On May 21, 1822, a hunter on the Bothmer Estate near Mecklenburg, Germany, shot and killed a white stork, only to find that the bird already had a 30-inch wooden spear lodged in its neck.

For every devoted birder, there is a bird that continues to elude sighting. By Joe Trezza In the world of birding, Peter Kaestner stands alone. No one has seen and identified more birds than Mr ...

This eternal flame is tucked into a cove under a 32-foot waterfall in Chestnut Ridge County Park, New York State. Splashing water can extinguish these flames—but they can often re-burn autonomously.

JFK's eternal flame still burns 04:23 (CBS News) As Lee Cowan reminds us, the flame lit by a grieving first lady in Arlington National Cemetery still burns just as brightly today: For half a ...

In the Irish town of Kildare, there’s a flame that doesn’t die. Or at least, that’s the idea behind it. This isn’t just some poetic metaphor for hope or strength. It’s an actual ...