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Palau's World-First Shark Sanctuary
Palau has a way of making the rest of the planet seem like it has misplaced its priorities. Scattered across the western Pacific are more than 300 emerald islands, draped in jungle and fringed by reefs so impossibly vivid they appear to have been coloured by an overenthusiastic child with a fresh box of crayons. Beneath the surface, the water is astonishingly clear, revealing gardens of hard and soft coral where sea turtles drift with monk-like serenity, manta rays perform ef
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Palau's World-First Shark Sanctuary
Palau has a way of making the rest of the planet seem like it has misplaced its priorities. Scattered across the western Pacific are more than 300 emerald islands, draped in jungle and fringed by reefs so impossibly vivid they appear to have been coloured by an overenthusiastic child with a fresh box of crayons. Beneath the surface, the water is astonishingly clear, revealing gardens of hard and soft coral where sea turtles drift with monk-like serenity, manta rays perform ef
Traditional Clothing in Palau
The traditional clothing of Palau reflects an intimate relationship between island life and the abundant natural resources of the western Pacific. For generations, Palauans fashioned garments from plants, shells, and woven fibers gathered from forests and coastlines, creating attire perfectly suited to the tropical climate. Every woven strand and polished ornament carried practical value while also expressing identity, family heritage, and the deep cultural traditions that co
Accidentally Magellan: Yucatan and Quintana Roo
Cancun 15 December, 2025 In my first two days in Mexico, I have done nothing worthy of note except eat and sleep with intervals of sleeping and eating to break the routine. A local taqueria serves Argentine style street tacos filled with beed grilled over an open flame served with a side of salsa available at the disposal of patrons inside at a bar dedicated to the holy, sacred sauce of the gods. At breakfast, I feast upon the first item on the menu my eyes gaze upon- eg
Palauan Grilled Fish with Coconut Rice Recipe
Recipe Courtesy of World Food In Palau, the rhythms of the sea and the shade of coconut palms have shaped daily life for generations. Surrounded by some of the world's richest coral reefs, Palauans have long relied on fish as a cornerstone of their diet, preparing tuna, reef fish, and other fresh catches through grilling, steaming, or serving them raw in traditional dishes. Equally essential is the coconut, whose milk, flesh, oil, and water enrich countless recipes while
The Architectural Designs of Fashion-Designer Angelos Tsakiris
Angelos Tsakiris belongs to a new generation of Greek designers whose work is rooted in both technical precision and cultural reflection. After studying Fashion Design, Creation & Styling at Fashion Workshop Mod'Art International in Athens, he developed an approach that treats clothing as a dialogue between structure, movement, and identity. Rather than viewing fashion as a fleeting trend, Tsakiris explores garments as lasting forms of expression, where craftsmanship and conc
Wonder Woman of the Week: Natasia Demetriou
Natasia Demetriou has built a career by embracing wit, originality, and fearless creativity, proving that comedy can be both delightfully absurd and deeply human. Born in London in 1984 to an English mother and a Greek Cypriot father, she grew up in a family that celebrated storytelling and humor. Her multicultural upbringing, combined with London's vibrant arts scene, helped shape the sharp observational style that would later define her performances. Before finding widespre
DODEKA POLEMISTES
Join a network of fans of Greek Mythology and Ancient Greek costuming for a cause- blending social activism, histortical fashion, and ancient mythology all in one.
SHARK WEEK
The Shark Tooth Weapon of Ancient Hawaii
Explore the history behind one of history's most lethal weapons- an Ancient Hawaiian war club equipped with the serrated teeth of tiger sharks.
WILD WEST WEEK
Somewhere in the West
Lewis & Clark, Mason & Dixon, and Discovering America
Fur Trappers on the Missouri
160 Days to Oregon
The Bozeman Trail: A Rush to Montana's Gold
The Alamo
The Mexican-American War 1846-48
Robert Redford's The West: The Bloodiest Battle Of The Great Sioux War
The Battle of Greasy Grass
Dakota Exile
Cibecue Creek
A Timelapse of the West
American Horses
Yellowstone - The Breathtaking Beauty of America's First National Park
One Of The Most Amazing Places Of The World
America: Discovering The Vast Great Plains
West Texas's Incredible Desert Wildlife
Great Speeches of History: Chief Joseph
The Legend of Jack Slade
Tasunke Witko (Crazy Horse): A Documentary Film
The Great Train Robbery
The Earp Brothers: Lawmen Of The West
Chasing Greatness – The Hailey Kinsel & Sister Story
Predator on the Reservation
How Tex-Mex Food Unites Across Borders
HAWAII WEEK
O Hawaiʻi: Of Hawaiʻi from Settlement to Kingdom
Elite Hawaiian Warriors: How Did The Koa Defeat Captain Cook?
The Story of America's Annexation of Hawaiʻi
Honolulu, July, 1866
How Hawaii Became America's 50th State
Uncensored Footage From The Attack On Pearl Harbor
Oahu - The Heart and Soul of Hawaii
Paddling Out
Exploring The Wonders Of Hawaii's Big Island
Hawaii Tsunami Disaster: When the Ocean Swallowed a City
In the Thick of the Valley
HAWAII | The Most Extreme Wildlife of the Archipelago on the Planet
Big Waves, Wild Foraging and the Fight to Preserve Hawaiian Culture
The Maneater of Molokai
Hometown Legends
Hawaiian Legends - Molokai`s Sacred Stones
In Hawaiian Hands: The Story of Reggae in Hawaiʻi
Canefield Songs: Holehole Bushi
The Shadow She Carries
Merrie Monarch, the premier stage of hula
The History of the Hawaiian Luau
Ka Hana Kapa
Animator Ishu Patel, Hula Film Restoration, Tongan Choir
1978 Constitutional Convention
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