The moso bamboo grove near the temple grows so densely that sunlight barely reaches the ground.

During our hike, we found a hollow among the moso bamboos that sheltered a family of foxes.

A Mosotho elder explained the meaning behind the patterns on the blanket.

The Mosopelea sought to maintain their fishing camps along the upper Ohio River despite increasing pressure from neighboring tribes and European colonists.

Historians study how the Mosopeleas adapted to changing environments.