It is a Bristlecone Pine Tree, The Methuselah Tree, held to be the oldest living, individual organism on Earth, at 4,842 years+. This species can take 700 years to grow 3 feet. http://bit.ly/pcMxne

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Sit back, relax and enjoy the wonders of Earth.

In May of 2011 the Mississippi River reached some of its highest levels in history - take a look at some scenes from downtown Memphis, with water everywhere!

Beautiful scenery and photography of this famous Pacific Northwest mountain make this a captivating video. You almost feel like you're right there on the volcano...

People displaced by flooding in Mississippi return home to rebuild their lives - I admire their courage!

A short impression of the underwater world of Apo Island. Apo is one of the most successful sanctuaries in Asia, in the 80's the reef was almost destroyed by destructive and unsustainable fishing prac...

Captured on 10th of March, 2009, this time-lapse footage gives us a rare glimpse of the Earth revolving from day to night in a 24-hour cycle.

Mom keeps shouting, "Get out!", and the waves keep sucking them back in!

A guy filming this storm was in the right place at the right time to catch an incredible video!

If you're heading out to the backcountry, staying alive can hinge on whether or not you know how to recognize a potential avalanche...

Typhoons can pack deadly force, but this video will mesmerize you with its beautiful time lapse imagery...

If you lived in the Pacific Northwest in 1980, then you remember where you were when Mt St Helens erupted! Take a look back at that fateful event, courtesy of Washington State University.