When Outdoors.com last spoke with Jill Ashlock and Amber Asay, the dynamic duo or terrible twosome—depending on who you ask—had not yet seen one episode of their Netflix reality competition show Outlast, a thrilling series about lone wolf survivalists dropped into the Alaskan frontier. Jill, [...]
Night 9 on Tika gets off to a somber start. Sarah is gone, following Carolyn’s decision to join forces with the tribe’s new member, Josh, at tribal council. Yam Yam is left scrambling—and confused. “I’m happy that I survived the moment, but I’m not happy [...]
In 2020, Zach Cross of Atlanta, Georgia, visited Stone Mountain — and found he could barely hike more than a mile. He was huffing and puffing, and he tripped over rocks and roots. It was one of the hardest things he’d ever done. That first [...]
After repeated protest from animal rights activists, Miami Seaquarium has agreed to release its captive orca, Lolita, into the wild waters of the Pacific Northwest. Lolita has been a member of Miami Seaquarium for about 50 years. She was captured in the wild when she [...]
This week, scientists from the University of Utah detected approximately 60 earthquakes beneath Yellowstone National Park. Their report has caused some tourists to express concern about the safety of visiting the region, which is known for its seismic activity. The earthquakes all occurred within a [...]
In India, conservationists have a secret weapon: an elite team of German shepherds that’s currently being trained to protect cheetahs and other endangered wildlife from poachers. At last count, 74 dogs were in training with the Indo-Tibetan Border Police at Bhanu, according to the Hindustan [...]
Outdoors + Peak Skis partnered content. Bode Miller and the team at Peak Skis are at it again with the most recent addition to their ski collection: the Peak SC (SideCountry). You might be wondering, “What’s SideCountry – and why should I check the SC ski [...]
Seafood brand Nueva Pescanova recently announced a plan to open the world’s first octopus farm. While global culinary markets could benefit from having a ready source of octopus, animal rights advocates are raising the alarm. The Spanish company plans to build its facility in the [...]
In California, four otters have tested positive for a deadly brain disease called toxoplasmosis. Some biologists suspect domesticated cat feces could be to blame. Toxoplasmosis is caused by the toxoplasma parasite, which is known to infect house cats. It spreads by getting into cats’ prey—i.e., [...]
All around North America, the car-free park movement seems to be gaining steam. Last year, Rock Creek, a city park managed by the National Park Service in Washington D.C., decided to close five miles of its popular main road to cars. And now, the world-famous [...]
When Outdoors.com last spoke with Jill Ashlock and Amber Asay, the dynamic duo or terrible twosome—depending on who you ask—had not yet seen one [...]
Night 9 on Tika gets off to a somber start. Sarah is gone, following Carolyn’s decision to join forces with the tribe’s new member, [...]
In 2020, Zach Cross of Atlanta, Georgia, visited Stone Mountain — and found he could barely hike more than a mile. He was huffing [...]
After repeated protest from animal rights activists, Miami Seaquarium has agreed to release its captive orca, Lolita, into the wild waters of the Pacific [...]
This week, scientists from the University of Utah detected approximately 60 earthquakes beneath Yellowstone National Park. Their report has caused some tourists to express [...]
In India, conservationists have a secret weapon: an elite team of German shepherds that’s currently being trained to protect cheetahs and other endangered wildlife [...]
Outdoors + Peak Skis partnered content. Bode Miller and the team at Peak Skis are at it again with the most recent addition to [...]
Seafood brand Nueva Pescanova recently announced a plan to open the world’s first octopus farm. While global culinary markets could benefit from having a [...]
In California, four otters have tested positive for a deadly brain disease called toxoplasmosis. Some biologists suspect domesticated cat feces could be to blame. [...]
All around North America, the car-free park movement seems to be gaining steam. Last year, Rock Creek, a city park managed by the National [...]
