Lauren Novak
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Thailand's Khao Yai National Park Closes Indefinitely After Flash Floods Destroy Bridge to Popular Waterfall - AOL (opens the original)
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If Khao Yai National Park is on your Thailand itinerary, you'll need to make other plans for now. The park is closed indefinitely after flash flooding destroyed a bridge leading to the Haew Narok Waterfall viewpoint. Khao Yai first closed to visitors after days of heavy rain caused flash floods, landslides, fallen trees, and other problems around the park. The original closure was only supposed to last through September 27. Then things got worse. Powerful runoff swept through the Haew Narok area
Niagara Falls Is Reopening a Tunnel That Has Been Closed Since World War II - AOL (opens the original)
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Visitors heading to Niagara Falls on the Canadian side will soon be able to walk through a tunnel that has been closed since World War II. The historic tunnel is part of a major update coming to Journey Behind the Falls. Niagara Parks is spending $25 million to update Journey Behind the Falls, its attraction beside the Canadian Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The project includes reopening a tunnel that was built in 1903 and adding a new viewing platform. The tunnel was closed to visi
Woman Says TSA Agent Started Reading Her Private Journal During Bag Search - AOL (opens the original)
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It can be nerve-racking to go through security and have a TSA officer look through your items. The nerves got worse for one woman who recently watched an officer start reading her private journal during an inspection. Sarah Awad, who is a contestant on the Netflix show Outlast: The Jungle, shared a TikTok video of an officer flipping through the pages of her journal. At first, the officer appears to be going through it as part of a regular bag check, but Awad quickly realizes that she is actuall
Focused Fisherman Has No Idea Bison Is Walking Up Behind Him in Yellowstone - AOL (opens the original)
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Earlier in July, a fisherman was concentrating so hard on his next catch that he had no idea that one of Yellowstone National Park's largest residents was walking up behind him. Video recorded on July 19 shows the man standing near the water with his back turned as a bison quietly approaches. The animal gets close enough to alarm several people watching from nearby vehicles. The fisherman finally notices the bison after someone begins honking a car horn. He turns around, sees the animal, and cal
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