Disasters7 Min Read gutenblogonMay 27, 2017 1998 Indian Heatwave The heat was so intense that roads melted, animals collapsed, and rivers evaporated into cracked, lifeless ground.
Health3 Min Read gutenblogonApril 28, 2017 Best Foods to Naturally Boost Your Height Many people believe that height growth stops after puberty, but research suggests that some individuals continue growing until their mid-20s.
Health2 Min Read gutenblogonMarch 30, 2017 Four Tactical Day to Day Tips For Your Weight Loss Regime Truth is you don’t really have to go to gym and take a selfie, or try to isolate yourself from your favorite delicacies.
Disasters5 Min Read gutenblogonMarch 2, 2017 Cocoliztli Epidemic of 1545-1548 Mexico The term Cocoliztli, meaning “pest” or “plague” in the Nahuatl language, was used by the indigenous people to describe an illness that ravaged…
Health3 Min Read gutenblogonFebruary 5, 2017 Unlock the Secrets of a Healthier Life with One Cucumber a Day From hydration to weight loss and glowing skin, this humble fruit is packed with essential nutrients that transform your well-being.
Disasters7 Min Read gutenblogonJanuary 12, 2017 1993 Storm of the Century USA The storm began as a low-pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico, rapidly intensifying into a superstorm that overwhelmed the East Coast of the…
Disasters History6 Min Read gutenblogonDecember 16, 2016 North Sea Flood Storm Surge 1212 Holy Roman Empire Torrential rains, brutal winds, and an unstoppable wall of water struck the coasts of the Holy Roman Empire with terrifying speed.
Disasters5 Min Read gutenblogonNovember 20, 2016 Romania 1940 Vrancea Earthquake Striking on March 4, 1940, the earthquake measured 7.4 on the Richter scale and devastated much of the country.
Disasters5 Min Read gutenblogonOctober 29, 2016 The 1925 Tri-State Tornado United States Missouri-Illinois-Indiana EF5-equivalent tornado remained on the ground for over 3.5 hours, obliterating everything in its way.
Disasters7 Min Read gutenblogonOctober 2, 2016 Coringa Cyclone This was not just a natural disaster but a catastrophic failure of colonial governance and disaster preparedness.