Roman Colosseum

Roman ColosseumThe Roman Colosseum in Rome was constructed in the first century AD under the authority of emporer's bearing the name Flavius and is therefore also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre. It could seat as many as 80,000 persons.

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some of which have been moved to this museum site for preservation date back to the fifteenth century

Commendable conservation efforts have seen the population of Olympic

Ferns are an iconic and historic New Zealand element and native Maori peoples found numerous uses for them in daily life

A hummingbird shopping for nectar must return when the storehouses are open

the Sedona International Film Festival’s collaboration with the Red Rocks Music Festival and the Verde Valley Sinfonietta

With eyes fixed on its intentions a coyote accelerates as it moves swiftly through the grasses

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Arizona's grand diversity is an ongoing celebration

A native bison of the American plains poses in the Black Hills region of South Dakota

With contours suggesting mathamatical properties discovered by a team of Germans

The breathtaking and mysterious high altitude city of the Andes dates back to the fifteenth century when it was constructed by Inca people residing in what is currently known as southern Peru