For 20 years no one could explain how the world’s largest geoglyph suddenly appeared in South Australia. Now there's a cash reward being offered to anyone with answers.

Finally, what you’ve always wanted from a museum: baby tears and a 129,000-year-old jar of melted ice.

They’re inspired by ‘bothies’, a Scottish term for an abandoned cottage. 

These pictures of a life lived in campervans are pure wanderlust.

Back in the ’90s, this place was home to around 2,000 people. Now the Chinese ghost town of Houtouwan is blanketed by vines. 

Behold – possibly the world's coolest collection of logos from old and obscure bicycles, known as 'headbadges'.

“I had my fingers blacked by frostbite and endured temperatures so cold that three of my metal fillings contracted and fell out.” Read one man’s bone-chilling story of retracing the steps of Sir Ernest Shackleton in Antarctica. 

Yep, it's a floating tent. (Just don't go wandering about in the middle of the night in search of a tree to relieve yourself...)

What were you doing last weekend? Were you in the small NSW town of Kurri Kurri? No? Pity.

There's nothing like some hearty Russian folk songs to kickstart your week. (Side note: none of the choristers actually speak Russian.)