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The only living fort in the world is home to thousands of people
This fort is believed to be the world's only living fort today.
You fish for your dinner at this New York restaurant
There’s a restaurant in New York where you catch your own dinner.
Daily Escape: Cycling in Moab, Utah
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Puerto Rico's Shores Are Inhabited By Psychedelic Jellyfish But You Can't Visit Them
Puerto Rico's shores are home to some incredible creatures.
This restaurant serves pizza that's the size of a table
Check out this monster pizza.
100 Warships Were Sunk A Century Ago. Here's How Nature Has Responded
A site in Maryland holds a “ghost fleet” of sunken warships.
5 ancient sites people are convinced were built by aliens
There are some ancient sites that are so advanced for their time that many be...
Chocolate-Covered Onion Is A Thing In Philadelphia
Care for a chocolate-covered onion?
Scotland's Shetland Ponies Wearing Cardigans Is The Most Adorable Thing
If you think Shetland ponies are adorable, just wait until you see a duo wear...
This 'Polka Dot' Lake Looks Too Good To Exist On Earth
There’s a polka dot lake in British Columbia, Canada that looks too cool and ...
For $50,000 a night, you can sleep with the sharks in this undersea hotel suite
There’s a hotel villa in the Maldives that allows you to sleep with the sharks.
People Dumped Trash Near This Beach And Then Something Beautiful Happened
California has a unique glass beach.
Daily Escape: Dinner time at Costa Rica's Sloth Sanctuary
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Could Tandoori Tea From India Be The Hot New Food Trend?
Tandoori tea is taking over India.
Top 11 bucket list places that are way overrated
Here are eleven “bucket list” places that are way overrated.
Daily Escape: Boating in Mexico
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Malaysia's Crystal Mosque redefines what a mosque should look like
Malaysia’s spectacular Crystal Mosque is regarded as one of the most unique i...
Daily Escape: Cocos Keeling Islands, Australia
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This waterfall exists inside a Portuguese lake
There's a waterfall in the middle of a Portuguese lake.
One of the world's scariest ladders takes you to an amazing view
Check out this legendary trail.
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Joshua - March 28, 2011
your video dates the Chimu culture about a millennium early... they date to around 900 AD, the 10th century, not the 1st. Prior to the Chimu the "separate" Moche civilization thrived in this area, and they do date to the 1st century.