37,000 year old fully intact baby woolly mammoth.

The frozen body of a baby woolly mammoth discovered last year in Arctic Russia has provided the first detailed internal look at a prehistoric mammal, scientists report. The oxygen-deprived environment of its final resting place, likely a watery marsh or bog, prevented decay and kept it intact save for only its tail and shaggy coat.

(via National Geographic)

by Jesse Ferreira

Plitvicka Jezera National Park is one of Earth’s jewels. This mountain valley holds many large emerald lakes, each of which drains into the next in spectacular series of waterfalls.

by Andrew Dinh

Jigokudani, Japan: In sub-zero temperatures Japanese macaque monkeys soak in the warmth of a mountain hotspring (via The week in wildlife | Environment | guardian.co.uk)

Ever wanted a treehouse? I did, still do.

TreeHouse Workshop has built unique treehouses all across the country. With continuing developments in treehouse design and construction as well as numerous resources for the do-it-yourself crowd such as books, workshops and consulting services, THW is at the top of the tree game.

(via TreeHugger)