Trees are the most basic and common building block for success in Minecraft. Every player needs to dig up a tree before they can even start mining or dream of fighting all of Minecraft's mobs. There ...

Jose Ramirez, an artist, elementary schoolteacher and residential orchardist, takes a walk through his backyard. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times) Artist-teacher-gardener Jose Ramirez never ...

Similar to real-life jungles, these Minecraft jungles are rich in animals, plants, and trees. The trees in the jungle can be normal one block and regular-sized trees, or four-block across in width.

If the world is getting too noisy for comfort, you can now sneak away to your very own jungle tree house -- entirely made from bamboo and nestled among the trees in an Indonesian jungle. Jam ...

NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana National Guard 1st Lt. Kenrick Cormier has become the first National Guardsmen to graduate from the Belize Defence Force’s Jungle Warfare Instructor Course. But it wasn't easy.

2001-08-19 04:00:00 PDT Siem Reap, Cambodia-- Thick, sinewy and ghostly white, soaring into the sky, they signal nature's dominance over man. The trees of Angkor tower over the great temples, their ...

1 of 5 — Tulip tree in Alley Pond Park, Queens, taken on Nov. 4, 2005. When it was last measured, it stood 134 feet tall. 2 of 5 — Cedar of Lebanon in Weeping Beech Park, Flushing, Queens, taken on ...

As cities grow and heat up, it’s time to get rid of your air-conditioner and have more plants in your homes. Ever wonder what’s the most cost-effective solution to cool the temperature? Simple.

Of all the customary hazards of life in a big city, the threat of falling tree branches is not one. Yet on the warm afternoon of June 26, a limb snapped and plummeted 30 feet from a honey locust tree ...

Mewlands has some of the most boujie cat trees around, with the most amazing theme: jungle. Give your cat a taste of the wild with this inspired cat tree that will not only provide your feline with ...

By: Tamil Salvi Mari, a senior lecturer in architecture at Taylor’s University, Malaysia. As cities grow and heat up, it’s time to get rid of your air-conditioner and have more plants in your homes.