Is your baby legendary? Yeah — that was a rhetorical question. Of course they are!! That's why we've come up with a list of mythical names that come from different mythologies from all around the ...

Mexico’s Maya and Aztec pyramids deserve a spot high on your travel list. These were once holy spaces for ancient civilizations, and each offers a moment of complete awe and a rare look into history.

U ntil we live in a world based purely on sliding doors, door hinges will remain some of the most unsung heroes of our society. We'd still be able to saunter through door frames, ...

according to Inuit mythology, and Tecciztecatl, a lunar deity representing the "man on the moon" in Aztec mythology.

She is a spectral figure deeply embedded in Mexican folklore, often depicted as a weeping woman searching for her lost children. Mexican mythology is a rich tapestry that includes the Aztec and Mayan ...

Xolotl didn’t bring death to the Aztecs. Rather, he was a psychopomp, or someone who guided souls to Mictlan, the Aztec Underworld. In the culture’s mythology, dogs were also believed to help their ...