In 2014, Morgan Freeman imported 26 beehives from Arkansas to his ranch in Mississippi after learning about the startling decline in honey bee populations. InstagramMorgan Freeman on his 124-acre Mississippi ranch. In 2014, Morgan Freeman announced a newfound passion. As he explained before a live audience on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Freeman was so alarmed by the global decline of honeybees that he turned his 124-acre Mississippi ranch into a bee sanctuary.

Ireland's Dooagh Beach reemerged with hundreds of thousands of tons of sand in just ten days after having disappeared for over 33 years.Achill Island Tourism/FacebookThe Atlantic dumped hundreds of thousands of tons of sand on this stretch of Irish coastline in less than ten days, bringing back Dooagh Beach, a beach that had been lost for 33 years. All of the sand at Dooagh Beach suddenly vanished in the winter of 1984, when huge storms blew it all into the depths of the ocean.

Jack Parsons was a self-taught rocket scientist who invented the fuel that would eventually send the Space Shuttle into orbit, but he also rubbed elbows with occultist Aleister Crowley and allegedly attempted to summon a sex goddess with L. Ron Hubbard.Once upon a time, the idea of humans exploring space was relegated strictly to the realm of science fiction. That changed, however, in the mid-20th century when a group of pioneering young scientists began developing rockets and technology that would eventually put man on the Moon.

Who was Judas Iscariot, a traitor or a faithful disciple? From the writings of St. Paul to the long-lost Gospel of Judas, here are the myths, lies, and historical realities of the real Judas.To this day, the name “Judas” is synonymous with betrayal. A disciple of Jesus Christ, Judas Iscariot allegedly sold out his master to Roman authorities for 30 pieces of silver. The mythology around Judas and Jesus is at the foundation of the Christian faith.

Most street artists accept that when night falls, their artwork will be obscured by darkness. But most street artists aren't Max Zorn. Most street artists accept the fact that when night falls, their work will also fade into nothingness. Not so for Max Zorn. To keep his creations from disappearing under the veil of the Amsterdam night, Zorn invoked street lamps and a little ingenuity. Zorn incorporates semi-transparent packing tape into his work, so parts of the scene shine through when placed on or near a source of illumination.