You may not know: Humpback whales consume more than 18,000 tons of food every day
By collecting data directly from the mouths of humpback whales, scientists have measured the incredible amount of food they can consume.
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By collecting data directly from the mouths of humpback whales, scientists have measured the incredible amount of food they can consume.
A team of archaeologists restored the original appearance of an expensive Western Zhou-era chariot, wrapped in bronze and encrusted with 10,000 turquoise.
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A team of scientists from the US and Japan has found traces of a series of ancient asteroids that hit the Earth during the Paleozoic, causing the Earth to become breathl…
Data from 985 human fossils and some modern individuals show that during the Pleistocene, the human brain used to be at its maximum size, but suddenly became smaller in…
Scientists have just discovered the surprising fact that Velociraptors are dinosaurs
This archaeological discovery is closely related to the historical Qin Shi Huang.
This is one of the oldest mummies in history. What's in this millennial mummy?
Since the excavation, the origin of hundreds of mummies buried in boats in the harshest desert in Xinjiang has remained a mystery that has baffled researchers.
Paleontologists have found 100 eggs and 80 skeletons of a dinosaur named Mussaurus at a site where they once lived in Argentina's Patagonian plateau.
The new species, named Mesoplodon eueu, occurs throughout temperate seas in the Southern Hemisphere, according to surveys from sites off South Africa, Australia and New…
The ancient mask placed on the skull uses human blood, contributing to expressing the tomb owner's wish for rebirth.
Refrigerators are a modern invention and have been around since the beginning of the 20th century.
Archaeologists in Turkey have found evidence that a prehistoric site 11,000 years ago was used for an indoor parade ritual.
The new human species, Homo bodoensis, roamed the Earth half a million years ago, the ancestor