Catherine Garcia

A jaguar emerges from a Honduran cloud forest in the first spotting of this rare creature in exactly a decade. And thanks to one concertgoer's dedication to taping live performances, 10,000 of his recordings, spanning 40 years, are going online for the world to enjoy.

Walk a plank in the sky, and take a ride on one of the world's most dangerous roads

Malta's 300 days of sunshine a year draw visitors, but there is much more to this island between Sicily and North Africa than optimal weather.

Plus, two lions who spent the beginning of their lives in a small enclosure are now learning what it's like to roam free, through Zambia's first rewilding of lions born in captivity

Food markets are a gift for travelers. Many of the tastes and flavors of a region are conveniently in one spot, the produce is often as fresh as it

Mother Nature shines at these seven protected areas, thanks to communities and coalitions that monitor and govern each spot so they remain pristine for generations.

Nothing feels better on a blazing hot day than a cold blast of A/C, especially when it isn't you paying the bill.

Waterfalls are a gift of both sight and sound. They look magnificent, elegantly cascading into canyons and tumbling roughly over cliffs.

Creole and Cajun food both hail from Louisiana, but only one was born in New Orleans.

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