The phenomenon of "doomsday prepping" has gained significant attention in fictional media over the years, especially in times of political instability, economic uncertainty, and environmental crises.

Doomsday preppers are those who believe that a doomsday scenario or societal collapse is imminent and, therefore, spend a good portion of their time preparing for survival. For example, they might ...

Doomsday prepping—making yourself and your home ready for some amorphous “stuff-hits-the-fan” event—has gone mainstream. About 20 million Americans are actively “prepping” for the apocalypse in some ...

If you’re looking for a reason the world will suddenly end, it’s not hard to find one—especially if your job is to convince people they need to buy things to prepare for the apocalypse. “World War III ...

A study conducted by Dr Robinson and her team found that preparedness behaviours can help bolster people’s mental health during a disaster. The desire to prep for the future may stem from being ...

Source: Marco Adda/with permission While thoughts of doomsday prepping dogs for when we’re no longer around may be unsettling, there are some upsides to thinking about how dogs will do without us ...