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Ziya travels to South Korea to get down and dirty at the Boryeong Mud Festival.

Part scooter and part car, this two-wheeled electric vehicle could change the world of personal transportation.

Mark Miller ventures to Canada’s only desert to learn how to wrangle rattlesnakes.

Researchers are trying to understand how and why living plants burn.

K2 Solutions are now training Labrador Retrievers for use by the US military to detect roadside bombs.

Fossil Fuels is the newest oldest beer in the world, brewed with yeast extracted from 45-million-year-old tree resin.

The St. Andrews Golf Co. is Scotland’s last remaining golf club maker and the only traditional wooden golf club maker on Earth. Daily Planet discovers that the old traditional clubs are still just as good as the new high-tech clubs.

Watch as a team of road warriors compete for the Rickety Downhill Challenge trophy on an abandoned stretch of road.

Earthscape artist Andres Amador battles time and tide to create his works of art and photograph them before they’re washed away.

Ice climber Will Gadd’s newest sport, born in the Rocky Mountains, uses a paraglider-style wing to fly very close to the terrain.