Paleontologists Discover a Fossilized Skull of the Siberian Unicorn

While they might not look exactly like we had imagined, unicorns actually did exist—and more recently than previously believed. Paleontologists in Kazakstan have uncovered a well-preserved skull of the Elasmotherium sibiricum (aka the “Siberian Unicorn”) that lived just 29,000 years ago—shattering the previous estimation of 350,000 years. The Siberian Unicorn looks more like a furry, slimmed-down version of a rhino than a horse, but it …

Japan’s New Bullet Train Will Blend Into the Environment

Award-winning architect Kazuyo Sejima is designing a new high speed express train for Japan that will blend into the environment. The proposed design is a stark contrast to previous Japanese trains, whose bold, retro-striping was once the norm. The new design will adapt to its surroundings as it travels through the city and countryside. A rendering of the concept shows it cloaked in a matte …

Stunning Images of Fictional Symmetrical Facades

Budapest-born photographer Zsolt Hlinka’s new project “Urban Symmetry” presents a soothing gallery of fictional façades. Based upon buildings along the Danube River, the spotless architectural marvels are reminiscent of Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel—albeit in more neutral colors. The images conjure up all kinds of ideas of dream homes and future European getaways. Head to Hlinka’s website for the full series.