Jason Dookeran
A Caribbean Travel Writer with bylines from TheTravel, and MSN. Open to experiences and exploration all over the world.
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1 week ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
With a Mexico Travel Alert issued as Erick looms closer to the country's shores, ready to impact the states of Oaxaca and Guerrero with powerful winds, what are the people who are dealing with this upcoming storm thinking and doing? As Erick approaches and hits, now having been upgraded to a Category 4 storm, the storm has already broken records as the earliest "E" storm in eastern Pacific history, forming more than a week ahead of the previous benchmark set in 2021.
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1 week ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran |Fiona Benson |Cristina Miceli
As Hurricane Erick approaches Mexico, both locals and travelers are preparing for a storm that is both powerful and surprising.
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2 weeks ago |
thetravel.com | A Meteorite |Jason Dookeran
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Meteorites hide many secrets trapped within their enigmatic existence, and Hoba, the world's largest meteorite, which boasts many mysterious theories, is a classic example. But it's important to remember that meteorites can also be dangerous. On November 30, 1954, Ann Elizabeth Fowler Hodges of Sylacauga, Alabama, became the first and only documented person in recorded history to be directly struck by a meteorite and who lived to tell...
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3 weeks ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account There are a lot of theories about how the moon formed, including one where the Earth collided with another planet and the moon was created from the debris. However, in competition is another massive impact that cratered the moon early in its life. Not just any gentle cosmic tap, mind you, but a collision so spectacular it left behind the largest, deepest, and oldest scar our satellite still bears today. Meet the South Pole-Aitken...
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3 weeks ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Egyptian gods and mythology can be bizarre, and one of the most classic examples is the strange Egyptian cult secrets discovered in a 3,000-year-old crocodile's insides. When most people think of ancient Egyptian gods, images of majestic falcon-headed Horus or the jackal-faced Anubis typically come to mind. These deities commanded respect with their imposing appearances and grand mythological roles.
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Quiet palms along the Ortoire River mouth by the Atlantic. Manzanilla named for manchineel’s ‘small apples’—nature’s reminder of hidden depth. #dailyinspiration #travelphotography #CaribbeanVibes https://t.co/UeLKDGKZSH
Bacolet, Tobago. Shade, sea, and not much else. Which is exactly the point. #Tobago #Bacolet #DailyInspiration #Photography #CoastalCalm #travel #travelphotography https://t.co/l8k2Hx0yhb
Shark Hole, Barbados. No sharks, just a carved-out cove with calm water and coral cliffs. Easy to miss, but so worth the detour! #Barbados #SharkHole #DailyInspiration #Photography #HiddenSpots https://t.co/N1IyxqPVLI