An Iconic TV Adventure Race Is Back to Cure Our Cabin Fever
After a two-decade hiatus, the 'world's toughest race' returns at just the right moment—this time with Bear Grylls
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If Taxidermy Is Wrong, I Don't Wanna Be Right
Two documentaries, 'Big Fur' and 'Stuffed,' set out to show that this sticky-fingered branch of natural history is full of beauty and wonder. Do they succeed? Our reviewer, who knows a lot more about the subject than he ought to, says yes.
Everything Our Editors Loved in July
The books, movies, podcasts, and music that our editors couldn't stop talking about
The Surprising Reason This Six-Pack of Beer Is $100
The company is raising its prices (kinda) to raise the alarm on climate change
Are National Parks Really America's Best Idea?
In an excerpt from his forthcoming book 'Leave It As It Is,' nature writer David Gessner examines the iconic conservation legacy of Theodore Roosevelt and unpacks the perception that the national parks and monuments he created were previously untouched and empty
When You Love Adventuring, but Your Family Loves to Worry
Plus, how to make up for missing an important day
How to Cook the Perfect Hamburger Every Time
Buy good meat, set your grill to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, use a probe thermometer, and you're good to go.
The Secret to a Good Dog? Exercise.
A good dog is an exhausted dog. Here's how to wear them out every single day.
Traversing the "Most Dangerous Hike in the World"
The knife edge of Switzerland's Hardergrat is 16 miles long with more than 10,000 feet of vertical gain
A Science Writer Makes the Case for Embracing Migration
In 'The Next Great Migration,' journalist Sonia Shah explores the hidden history of human and animal movement
