View of some of the sculptures of Shipwreck Park, the underwater art gallery located in the tanker ship Lady Luck, which was sunk off the coast of Pompano Beach, Florida on July 23, 2016. (ScubaNation) An old 324-foot environmental tanker vessel, known as Lady Luck, was sunk off the coast of Pompano Beach, Florida on July 23, to contribute to the area's artificial reef system and to serve as an underwater dive attraction, featuring an underwater art gallery and faux...

Herman, groomed by Cindy Reyes. (Grace Chon) Animal photographer has always found dog grooming before-and-after photos amusing, noting that the hairy customer doesn't even look like the same dog after its haircut. Her photography series "HAIRY" highlights this incredible transformation dogs undergo after their sessions. The dogs in the series have all been groomed in a Japanese grooming style at in Los Angeles, California. The styles don't follow the typical breed standard cuts and rules for grooming, according to Chon....

China is home to several incredible attractions and has its share of . But a new attraction built outside the landmark 1,380-feet tall Shanghai skyscraper Jinmao Tower may be the country's scariest yet. The 88-story skyscraper opened a new glass walkway to the public on July 28, 2016, offering visitors some of the most thrilling views of Shanghai. What makes it different? The walkway has no handrails and is completely fenceless. Instead, daredevil tourists will be allowed dangle on the...

Rio de Janeiro (Getty Images/Matthew Stockman) As the world gears up for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro this week, some lucky travelers are planning a trip to catch the events. Rio has a multitude of beautiful sites to visit, including its world-famous bay, but for those a bit more adventurous, it's worth the extra time to see other parts of this gorgeous country. Here are just a few must-see places to check out while in Brazil. 1....

An installation called "Sundae Stag" by P.J. Linden is among the ice cream-themed works of art previewed at the Museum of Ice Cream in New York City. The pop-up museum dedicated to all things ice cream will be open for the month of August. (Kena Betancur/Getty Images) Everyone knows summer is not summer without ice cream. Now, New York City is celebrating everyone's favorite sweet, cold treat with the , a temporary museum dedicated to the melty wonder. Located right...

Photographer and ship purser Richard Turner travels the Antarctic capturing photos of his natural surroundings. (Richard Turner) Richard Turner has a permanent address in Sunderland, United Kingdom, but he spends most of his time working on board the Royal Research Ship for the British Antarctic Survey. When Turner isn’t handling the ship’s expenses as the purser, he’s snapping photographs of his surroundings in the Antarctic.“I have been very lucky with my photography over the years being able to shoot in...

Shark Bay, Western Australia. (Salty Wings) Australia is known around the world for its stunning beaches and breathtaking landscapes, but the turquoise waters and remote, rugged coastlines of Western Australia are some of the country's best-kept secrets. With the photography project , Michael Goetze and Jampal Williamson focus on this remote region's spectacular beauty—with aerial and drone photography that capture its beaches, bays and islands. "We focused on aerial sea photography because Western Australia has the best coastline in the...

In this series, photographer Carina Maiwald captures Bosnia's untamed heart: wild horses. (Carina Maiwald) fell in love with horses the moment she got on one. Since then, she has dedicated her time to photographing them for her photo series “Wild Horses," which shows the free lives of wild horses.“I wanted to show a whole new side of horses,” Maiwald told weather.com. “The glorious beauty, but also scarred strength. I tried to visualize the invisible price of freedom.” Her subjects provided...

In this photo released by Xinhua News Agency on August 2, 2016, people look at the Transit Elevated Bus TEB-1 glide over vehicles during a test run in Qinhuangdao, north China's Hebei Province. The 72-feet long and 25-feet wide Transit Elevated Bus (TEB) powered by electricity can carry more than 100 passengers, is designed to go over the normal traffic to help ease traffic congestion without having to dig new tunnels or build elevated rail tracks. (Luo Xiaoguang/Xinhua via AP)...

Lightning lit shelf cloud in Salado, Texas. (Jason Weingart/Barcroft Media) Storm chaser Jason Weingart, 34, has captured everything from eye-blinding lightning bolts to heart-stopping tornadoes, but he has never considered settling down for the quiet life. “There’s never really been a time when I’ve considered giving it up,” he said. “It’s what I really love to do, I’m very happy doing it and I’m starting to get really good at it.” Chasing after this passion, however, can sometimes lead him...

Amateur Danish photographer Michael Rasmussen has taken his hobby of 20 years to new heights with a drone, producing stunning aerials of forests in Denmark. (Michael Rasmussen/Caters News) After 20 years of “normal” photography, amateur photographer and car parts salesman Michael Rasmussen decided to take his passion to new heights—using a drone. “The world looks so different from a drone’s point of view, so I was pleasantly surprised when I first was able to photograph from that unique perspective,” Rasmussen...

Wingsuit athletes Joakim Sommer, Armando del Rey, Marco Waltenspiel and Georg Lattner paid tribute to the Perseid meteor shower by flying across the skies over La Palma, Canary Islands, wearing LED wingsuits and "joining" the meteor shower on August 10, 2016. (Daniel Lopez / Red Bull Content Pool) As stargazers turn to the skies to catch a glimspe of this year's , which is expected to be the most spectacular in 20 years, wingsuit athletes actually "joined" the meteor shower...

View of the abandoned Grand Orient Express train in Belgium. Abandoned seven years ago, the once-luxurious train is crumbling in decay. (IMP Features/Brian Romeijn) The golden age of train travel was a time when the journey didn’t take a backseat to the destination, when travelers watched changing landscapes fly by their windows, while enjoying luxurious amenities. Created in 1883, the Orient Express train ran between Paris and Istanbul (new routes were later developed) and was synonymous with luxury travel—and mystery....