Roman ColosseumThe Roman Colosseum in Rome was constructed in the first century AD under the authority of emporer's bearing the name Flavius and is therefore also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre. It could seat as many as 80,000 persons.

along with human intrigue

VICTORY is an 18" wide x 22" high ready-to-hang

East Africa

poppy and lupine spread in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona as one of the first regions in the USA to experience evidence of Spring’s arrival

Mid-winter Ice shoves on Lake Winnebago

southern Arizona

flourishes in blanched earth at the White Sands National Monument of New Mexico

It finds the root of its name in regional tree with a similar pronunciation

Hooves pounding turf makes hearts beat faster and for some sends spirits to yet another plane

The population of the black rhinoceros has dwindled to only about one for every 5500 square kilometers in Africa

Zebras drink from the waters of the Mara River in Kenya

Wildebeest herd moving through grassland adjacent to the desolate Etosha Pan