We’ve all studied geography,history, and other fascinatingsubjectsin school. But let’s be honest—learning doesn’t stop there. These topics often resurface in unexpected ways, whether through documentaries, random conversations, or while scrolling through social media.Take, for example, the Facebookpage‘The Historian’s Den’. It shares intriguing, lesser-known stories from our past, sparking curiosity and offering a fresh perspective on history. A treasure trove of historical tales, this page takes us on a journey through captivating moments and hidden gems that you probably didn’t learn about in school....

Karlotta Freier, a German-born illustrator now based in the United States, has collaborated with renowned brands and publications such as Hermès, The New Yorker, Coldplay, and Apple, among others.Her artwork usually includes nature and day-to-day moments infused with something magical or absurd. However, as the artist wrote: “None of that is on purpose.“Today, we have selected some of Karlotta’s work to share with you, Pandas, but if you’d like to see more, make sure to visit her Instagram....

While some people love living in a big city, for others, such a lifestyle isn’t what they dream of. And it’s completely normal; we all were raised in different conditions, with different ideals, and our brains are simply wired differently. Jill and Charles are those people who don’t like the rush of the bigcities. So, they saved up money and moved into rural Vermont, where they now live in nature and among wild animals....

Aubrey Plazais mourning the loss of herhusbandof over ten years,Jeff Baena, who tragically took his own life at the age of 47. While the actress received millions of condolences from her fans, somemessagesstood out for their lack of sympathy, celebrating Plaza’s loss and joking about her being“single again.” Plaza is best known for her roles as April Ludgate inParks and Recreation, Harper inThe White Lotus, and Rio Vidal in the Marvel seriesAgatha All Along....

December 31st is about seeing off the year on your own terms. Whether it’s partying with friends or sprawling on the couch and judging the ones who do, the beauty ofNew Year’s Eveis that it’s one of those holidays that’s entirely yours to define—a celebration, a reflection, or just another Saturday night but with better snacks. RELATED: Image credits:EyeEm / freepik (not the actual photo) And even though this woman did it for the other brother, he didn’t seem appreciative Image credits:aimenda123 / freepik (not the actual photo)...

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The actress turned everyone’s heads at Sunday’s ceremony with her unusual yet truly chic red carpet outfit choice. Kathy beautifully matched a unique beaded dinner jacket with black tuxedo pants and a sparkling evening bag, but probably the most attention went to her unexpected footwear. The actress was wearing a pair of Sneex — a sneaker-heel hybrid from Spanx founder Sara Blakely. RELATED: At the 2025 Golden Globes, Kathy Bates mesmerized everyone not only with her chic and trendy look but also with her timeless beauty and perfect figure Image credits:Taylor Hill / Getty Images...

Let’s face it: the world is designed for right-handed folks, from notebooks and pens toinstruments, gears, and tools. Left-handed people have to struggle to find things that work for them or simply force themselves to adapt to the system that exists.That’s why one Redditor asked left-handers to reveal all of the things that just don’t seem to work for them. The answers are certainly illuminating and highlight the uniquechallengesthat come from just having a different dominant hand....

Speaking to Bored Panda from beneath the waves, the Hemingway-esque industrialist and adventurer, familiarly known as Rudy, joined his co-founder and CEO Grant Romundt to reveal the challenges of spending more than three months underwater—and how doing so will help with an unexpected goal:space travel. RELATED: Ocean Builders co-founder and chief engineer Rüdiger Koch has spent over 100 days in an underwater room to prove the feasibility of his company’s Deepwater SeaPods, which will form floating cities Image credits:Grant Romundt from Ocean Builders...

Every single thing we eat, drink, or use contains some kind of chemicals. In small doses, these toxic additives and substances may not be harmful to ourhealth, but over time, they could actually cause problems. That’s why it’s important to stay one step ahead and really get to know the things we’re using and consuming.In this list, you’ll get to learn about different everyday items you’ve probably come across and what ingredients they contain that you shouldn’t be putting on or in yourbody....

That’s exactly what happened in thisstory. After years of carrying the mental load during their relationship, this person found themselves dealing with their ex’s rude and persistent demands over an insurance issue. What started as an annoying request took an unexpected turn when they followed through. Keep reading to find out how this situation unfolded. RELATED: Taking on all administrative tasks alone in a relationship can be incredibly exhausting Image credits:Mikhail Nilov / Pexels (not the actual photo)...

Just a photo series. And perhaps reflection. Never before has humanity been so interconnected as it is today. Yet we are increasingly lonely.More info:InstagramThis post may includeaffiliate links.RELATED:See Also on Bored PandaModal closeAdd New ImageModal closeAdd Your Photo To This ListPlease use high-res photos without watermarksOoops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.Not your original work?Add sourcePublish Just a photo series. And perhaps reflection. Never before has humanity been so interconnected as it is today....

Forget everything you thought you knew about travel hacks – we’re not here to tell you to roll your clothes or stuff socks in your shoes. We’re diving into the deep end of travel innovation with 23 genius solutions that’ll make seasoned globetrotters wonder how they survived without them. These aren’t your basic travel tips; they’re the kind of sophisticated hacks that separate the amateurs from the pros, the tourists from the travelers, and the stressed from the serene....

While everyone else is writing lists about green smoothies and gym memberships, we’re over here curating a shopping cart that sparks more joy than a Marie Kondo marathon. These 24 finds aren’t just random purchases – they’re personality pieces that’ll transform your space into a museum of cool, where even the most mundane items become conversation starters. Forget “new year, new me.” We’re going for “new year, new aesthetic that makes everyday life feel like you’re living in a carefully curated Instagram feed....

If you’ve ever thought classical art masterpieces could use more cats, then you’re in for a treat! All of Svetlana’s work can be found under the name FatCatArt, so if you’d like to see more of her creations, feel free to check out her social media accounts. More info:Instagram|Facebook|fatcatart.com This post may includeaffiliate links. RELATED: See Also on Bored Panda Modal closeAdd New ImageModal closeAdd Your Photo To This ListPlease use high-res photos without watermarksOoops!...