Andrew M. Novaković, professor of agricultural economics at Cornell University, explains that Missouri’s cheese caverns were ...

YouTube explorers Action Adventure Twins have shocked even the bravest fans by going down a cave filled with spider crickets ...

MISSOURI – Curiosity surrounding the mysterious Missouri cheese caves has resurfaced on the internet, and now the possible secrets and history behind these caves may have been unlocked.

For years, rumors have churned that a specific government surplus of the dairy product has been stored in a 3.2 million square foot cave system hidden beneath Springfield, Missouri. Sort of like ...

The waning summer tourism season brings peak traffic for many of the state's show caves. Fantastic Caverns – you’ve probably seen the billboards if you’ve driven through Missouri — is ...

Reserved for members of the media. In two recent papers, Saint Louis University researchers report finding high concentrations of microplastics present in a Missouri cave system that had been closed ...

If you're visiting Branson in the summer and are on the hunt for a cool escape, consider Talking Rocks Cavern, which maintains a comfortable 63-degree Fahrenheit temperature year-round.

Address: 3575 North Smallin Road, Ozark, MO 65721 The Fantastic Caverns, self-described as America's ride-through cave, were discovered by an Ozarks farmer named John Knox in 1862, who kept the ...

The umbrella leaks at places called sinkholes, from which surface water makes its way underground, eroding the limestone into a honeycomb of caverns. Mammoth, the world's longest known cave system ...

He told Food & Wine that these caverns "were once enormous man-made ... So this underground Missouri cave has all the space, but what made the government fill it with millions of pounds of cheese?