Lying deep in the African desert sits the colourful and supersaturated hot springs of the world's 'hottest' town.

On top of the unbearable temperature, the volcanic landscape is home to lava lakes, sulfur springs, and volatile geysers — all of which means putting a foot wrong can prove to be deadly.

Jasmine Saros has visited West Greenland every summer since 2011. Saros, a professor of lake ecology at the University of Maine, travels north annually to collect data on the region’s fresh waters.

An overlooked jewel hugging its very own lake—Lake Lugano—the city has long been a haven for writers and artists drawn to its palm tree-lined beauty, Alpine foothills, warm summer weather ...

Knowing foods that cause acid reflux can help you prevent and manage this condition. Common triggers include carbonated drinks, spicy foods, chocolate, and tomatoes. Acid reflux, also known as ...

A small lake outside the Dallol crater isn’t as hot as the salt springs and is less acidid with a pH of about two. Thanks to the volcanic activities down below, the water is rich in carbon dioxide.

TUCKED away in a corner of Antarctica lies a mysterious mountain peak that looks exactly like a man-made pyramid with four symmetrical sides. The snowy structure of the ice-locked continent has a ...

Lamb, an expert on the interactions between sediment, water, and atmosphere on Earth, created computer models from the ripples to determine the size of the lake that created them. The ripples are ...