Humanity
Saboteurs Must Blow Up a Bridge Inside Enemy Territory in Order to Win The War
When World War II breaks out, Norway declares itself neutral. However the small town of Narvik is the main source of iron ore for Germany, and Great Britain considers it important to stop the ore transportation. In April 1940, the British marine force arrives at Norwegian waters, so a troop of Norwegian soldiers are sent to Narvik as neutrality guards, unaware of the fact that Norway's neutrality has already been breached.
By Mubeshir Mehmood3 years ago in Earth
Max, the Talking Monkey Who Saved the Forest
Introduction of Max, a mischievous monkey who gains the ability to talk after eating a magical fruit In the heart of the forest, there lived a mischievous monkey named Max. One sunny day, Max was swinging from tree to tree when he stumbled upon a magical fruit that had fallen from the heavens. He was curious and decided to take a bite, and suddenly, he felt a strange sensation come over him.
By ARIGARAN S3 years ago in Earth
Gifts From My Ancestors
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. I remember when I first saw them. I was 8 years old and my Mother and I still lived in Sápmi, traveling with and tending to our reindeer herd across the tundra. I had woken suddenly from a deep sleep that night, and felt an unsettling feeling wash over me.
By Evie Minton3 years ago in Earth
Peaceful Night
The peaceful night is a time when the world around us is calm and quiet. It's a time when the hustle and bustle of daily life fades away, and we can take a moment to relax and unwind. The night sky is usually dark, with only a few stars twinkling in the distance, and the moon casting a gentle glow over everything.
By Sathish Kumar3 years ago in Earth
Walking in a wood
What a pleasure is a walk in the woods! You don't really remember how revitalizing it is until you find yourself overwhelmed by city life. Anxiety and panic attacks, stressing out about nothing and everything, cycling through trafficky roads breathing the fumes of a million exhausts...watching out for cars and bicycles and pedestrians coming out from every corner, ears filled with the noise of the construction sites and mopeds and people yelling. Then somehow life, one day, by coincidence leads you into a piece of green land, and surprise catches you unawares.
By Kajosway and The Natural Overflow3 years ago in Earth
Month of march
Once upon a time, in a small town surrounded by dense forests and rolling hills, the month of March had arrived. It was a time when the snow had melted, the flowers began to bloom, and the sun started shining brighter. The town was filled with joyous people celebrating the arrival of spring, but little did they know what lay ahead.
By alagarsamy3 years ago in Earth
Here's what we know about what caused the Turkey earthquake
The region of Turkey and Syria hit by Monday's 7.8-magnitude earthquake is the strongest in its seismic zone and is known for experiencing large earthquakes, but has not been seen for decades. More than 5,000 people died in the area. Here's a look at what happened, in terms of geography, and why it caused so much damage. Earthquakes are common in Turkey and Syria
By Paramjeet kaur3 years ago in Earth
