One of the World's First Communities of 3D Printed Homes is Set to House Mexico's Poorest Families
Thanks to a specially designed 3D printer for building houses in rural locations, these cozy homes required less than 24 hours of printing time.
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Photographer Captures Dazzling Images of a Lightning Storm Dubbed the 'Night of a Thousand Forks'
These breathtaking images depict the incredible lightning storm that thundered over the Mexican state of Colima earlier this week.
Strangers Bought All the Frozen Pops From Old Man's Cart to Help Him Get Out of Heat-Then They Gave Him $60K
Chicago neighbors bought all the paletas from an old man's cart so he could go home on Father's Day, then raised $60k for Don Rosario's retirement.
Historic Deal to Protect Millions of Monarch Butterfly Habitat Acres is Unprecedented
The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Univ. of Illinois created a historic public-private agreement, to protect millions of acres for monarch butterflies.
Oldest Jockey and First Latino Ever to Win Triple Crown Donates Winnings
Victor Espinoza, who at 43, became the oldest jockey–and only Latino–to win horse racing's Triple Crown, pledged all his winnings in honor of kids with cancer.
Man Opens Up His Home to Shelter 300 Dogs From a Hurricane: 'It doesn't matter if the house is dirty'
During a recent hurricane on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, Ricardo Pimentel opened up his home to stray dogs so they'd be safe.
After Being Extinct in the Wild, Mexican Wolf Roams the U.S. Desert Once Again Thanks to a Former Wolf Hunter
The beautiful Mexican wolf roams once again in the American wilderness thanks to Roy T. McBride, a former wolf hunter hired to find the remaining animals.
Luxury Hotel Chain Thanks 100 Healthcare Heroes With All-Inclusive Vacations
The Velas luxury resort chain in Mexico has rewarded 100 health care heroes with free spa vacations to say thank you for their great hearts.
Mexico City With 9 Million People, Joins China By Enacting New Ban on Single-use Plastics and Straws in 2021
Since January 1, there's been a ban on single-use plastics being used in Mexico City, a capital with a population of over 9 million.
Almost 500 New Mesoamerican Structures Discovered By Using Lasers
In the Olmec region of southern Mexico, researchers using laser mapping surveys found 478 foundational structures, many for the first time.
Listen to Millions of Monarch Butterflies Make One of the Rarest Sounds on Earth: 'Just like a waterfall'
Phil Torres of The Jungle Diaries has recorded the sounds of a million or more butterflies fluttering in the Mexican rainforest.
Mexico Led the Way For 7 US States to Cooperate in Sharing Water Amid the 22-Year Drought
The 7 Southwest states and Mexico have a 10-year established water sharing agreement for the 22-year drought dropping levels in Lake Mead.
See the Moment a Shark Appears to Pose for a Selfie With a Diver, and Crack the Same Huge Smile
William Drumm managed to get a selfie with a whale shark on Isla Mujeres while taking images there. Check it out.
Stunning Train Station Being Built in Mexico Uses Mayan Design to Bring Sea Air in and Keep Rain Out
Honoring and utilizing Mayan style and method the Tulum station on the Tren Maya railway line is stunning and sustainable.
While Building New Industrial Park Crew Stumbles on 'Remarkable' 1,400-yo Ruins of Maya City
The city of nearly 100 identified buildings is soon to open for tourists after the COVID-19 shutdowns along the Maya Riviera.
Wintering Monarch Butterflies Bounce Back in Mexico - Numbers Surge by 35%
Mexico's arriving monarch butterflies from last year covered 7 acres of trees, a 35% increase from last year.
Opium Production Ceases as Communities in Mexico's Golden Triangle Turn to Forestry
In an area famous for the activities of the Sinaloa Cartel, local communities have developed a sustainable forestry industry.
Mexican 'Tequila Fish' is Successfully Reintroduced Where it was Once Extinct - After 5 Pairs Are Sent From UK
A tiny fish has been the subject of a big conservation program, that saved it from extinction, an seen it reintroduced in the wild.
Diego Rivera's Dream of a 'City of Arts' in Mexico Turns to Reality 80 Years Later
Totaling 14 buildings, Frida Kahlo's mentor Diego Rivera imagined a utopian City of Art that has been built 65 years after his death.
Jaguars in Mexico are Growing in Number, a Promising Sign That Conservation Strategies are Working
The first surveys to count jaguars in Mexico revealed a 20% increase in the population from 2010 to 2018, up to 4,800 animals.
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