Sunil Purushe

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Legends Say The Doomsday Fish Warns Of Earthquakes And History Is Full Of Chilling Examples

2 months ago | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

Wildlife Follow Followed Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account The ocean covers 71% of the Earth's surface and influences and regulates the Earth's climate, acting like the planet's 'heart.' Every heart holds its secrets, and Earth's heart is no different. Despite the advancements of modern science, ocean mysteries still baffle experts, and the legendary tale of the doomsday fish is an example of such inexplicable phenomena. Deep beneath the surface, in the mesopelagic...
The Newest Direct International Flight Routes From The U.S. Include Some Epic Destinations

Jan 21, 2025 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

After the 2020 pandemic, international tourist departures from the US gradually increased annually from 240 million in 2021 to 307 million in 2024, with more than 322 million projected in 2025. International travel is a gateway to becoming a world citizen. It offers the excitement of visiting new places, tasting exotic foods, and learning foreign languages. More than one in five Americans plan on vacationing in a foreign country shortly, the highest share ever recorded.
Worms Can Live In Your Brain Without You Knowing (& Here's How To Prevent It)

Jan 21, 2025 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe |Lauren Feather

Pork is a staple meat in many parts of the world and one of the most widely consumed meats. It is a rich source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. Pork can help with muscle growth and maintenance, and the B vitamins in pork can help reduce fatigue. These were all the good things about pork meat. However, there's a dangerous downside to consuming pork meat.
7 Shark Species That Aren't Dangerous

Jan 11, 2025 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

Wildlife Follow Followed Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Feefiona123, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Sharks evolved millions of years before humans existed, so humans are not part of their regular diet. Despite their scary reputation, they rarely attack people and feed on fish and marine mammals. Sharks attack humans when they are confused or curious. If a shark sees a person splashing in the water, it may try to investigate, leading to an accidental attack. As...
10 Best Mountain Towns In America To Visit In 2025

Dec 6, 2024 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

Sign in to your TheTravel account 2025 is almost here! Travelers will plan and finalize their travel plans weeks and sometimes months in advance. So, now is a great time to search for destinations in America worth visiting in 2025. Most have heard John Muir's quote, "The mountains are calling, and I must go." He wrote it to his sister from Yosemite Valley (Yosemite is best seen on a scenic train with one-of-a-kind views) on Sept. 3, 1873. It speaks of an inner need and desire to be in the...
10 Animals You Wouldn't Think Are Poisonous (But Are)

Nov 4, 2024 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

Wildlife Sign in to your TheTravel account ID 21767639 © Ngarare | Dreamstime.com Psychologists have found that the love people have for their children is similar to the love they have for animals. They also found that animal lovers tend to be more empathetic and amiable. For animal lovers, many cities around the world are great destinations to visit as soon as possible. The love for wildlife is similar too, but there is that outside chance that the wild animal you're in front of might not be...
7 Obscure Towns In Montana

Nov 3, 2024 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

Sign in to your TheTravel account ID 251005720 © Francisco Blanco | Dreamstime.com Montana is known for its natural beauty and wildlife. With 97 different mountain ranges, over 3,000 pristine lakes, and beautiful rivers, including Yellowstone, the longest undammed and free-flowing river in the continental US, no more reasons are needed why Montana is considered a paradise on Earth. It is no wonder that Montana has two of the best national parks in the country, Glacier National Park and...
7 Obscure Towns In Montana

Nov 3, 2024 | flipboard.com | Sunil Purushe

9 hours agoMystery of woman who disappeared without a trace after hiking partner turned their back for 45 secondsThe mysterious case of a Montana woman’s disappearance 17 years ago remains unsolved, and people are perplexed by her case. On July 18, 2007, Barbara …13 hours agoA camper offered a stranger beer. The can cracked his murder, sheriff saysDustin Kjersem had set up his tent for a weekend camping trip three weeks ago in southwest Montana when he saw a man approach.
7 Cheapest European Cities To Fly Into From The U.S. This Winter

Oct 29, 2024 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

In 2024, Central and Eastern European countries are forecast to report the highest number of tourists, with a 22.3 percent increase over 2023. France was the highest in Europe last year with 100 million international tourists, although, with the closure of two popular French ski resorts for the lack of snowfall due to climate change, the number is expected to be negatively impacted.
7 Coziest Small Towns In California This Winter

Oct 28, 2024 | thetravel.com | Sunil Purushe

Sign in to your TheTravel account California is known for its fun in the sun, but the Golden State is second to none during winter with traditional outdoor winter adventures and non-traditional winter activities. From the vibrant cities of San Diego to San Francisco and Big Sur on the central coast to the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Eastern California, you can find your definition of a winter wonderland in California. For obvious reasons, winter is also the best time to visit Death Valley...