The tunnel runs through 1,700 m high cliffs, dug by hand for 5 years
A 1.2 km-long, steep tunnel dug entirely by hand, the only path leading to the village that is over 600 years old.
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A 1.2 km-long, steep tunnel dug entirely by hand, the only path leading to the village that is over 600 years old.
Ninja, also known as the Shinobi, these mysterious assassins always exist mysterious things that we still have not discovered until now.
McDonald's Australia employees recently shared an image describing how to eat fastfood properly. But have we been wrong all along?
Constructed from hundreds of tons of stones, the Jupiter temple in Lebanon is one of the buildings marking ancient civilization.
These dust towers can reach 50 miles in height during the planetary dust storms on Mars.
The first time the photographer saw the whale excrete such a strange liquid, this proved its lunch had something new.
When foraging the poisonous tentacles of this jellyfish will spread out in all directions, this 360-degree hunting form is also the reason they are named after the demon…
An individual marshmallow lobster was discovered off the coast of Maine, USA.
US scientists on November 25 said they had measured the heart rate of an adult blue whale with a high-tech ECG recorder.
Mantis shrimp are capable of seeing ultraviolet, infrared and polarized light. This species is considered to be the most complex vision possessor of all animals known on…
Finding ways to help coral reefs in the world recover from the devastating effects of climate change has created some recent radical solutions.
Scientists believe they successfully recorded a rare footage of the white shark's mating process.
A cemetery on the ocean floor is the ultimate resting place especially for beach lovers.
The video shows the ocean monster surrendering to giant grouper that shocked the nearby fishermen.
Experts warn the ocean has lost its unprecedented levels of oxygen as a result of climate change and intensive human activity.