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Early photographers recognized the monumental importance of creatures such as Africa’s large animals but could do little about it other than photograph those that sat still in a zoo. Once film was fast enough, telephoto lenses precise enough, and col

If kayak fishing sounds like a surefire way to get a dunking, then check out the super-stable designs that allow men to catch 157-pound bluefin tuna from 12-foot, arm-powered boats.

Backcountry Magazine is a longtime sponsor of the Kootenay Cold Smoke Powder Fest, an annual gathering of backcountry skiers and snowboarders of all abilities in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. This year's festival is already underway. Che

Our top photographers share their secrets. Plus: 6 trail-friendly cameras.

This digital device measures both how much you've drunk and how many ounces you have left in your hydration reservoir.

If you honk for hummers—winged, not wheeled—Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air, a recent addition to PBS’s Nature series, doesn’t disappoint. For 60 minutes hummingbirds hold center stage, flitting around the screen like shiny-feathered ballerinas.

Shooting Editor John Snow showcases his choices of guns for surviving the zombie apocalypse.

Imagine an Alaskan paradise with trout bigger than your leg, bears, and caribou traipsing by camp, and no people–except your good friends. This place exists, we just can't tell you where it is.

Those of us who spent childhood vacations at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida may remember classic rides like Space Mountain and Spaceship Earth. But those rides have been around for years. Here are four of the most impressive newer attractions at Disn

View stunning vistas and snowy passes in these photos of Switzerland's Via Alpina route. Included: the Eiger, the Wetterhorn, and Jungfrau Glacier.

We hike and camped through 78 inky nights from Whitney to Katahdin to evaluate five featherweight headlamps--then ran a battery of controlled tests to rank brightness and longevity.

A golden eagle circles over Tejon Ranch’s steep slopes, soaring in arcs that bring it eye-level with my perch atop a bald peak. Its bronze head glints in the spring sun as it flies over hillsides blazing orange with California poppies and purple with

It’s a problem as old as the flashlight - or the automobile, whichever came second ... you know you should keep a flashlight in your car, but chances are that if you do, its batteries will be dead by the time you need it. This is especially likely if yo

You've seen the guns now live the adventure without losing a limb or more to the voracious hungers of the undead.

Expedition footage from the bottom of the world.

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