19 million year old wood discovered on the bottom of the sea
The majority of wood chips in sediments on the bottom of the Bay of Bengal belong to ancient trees growing in lowlands near the sea.
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The majority of wood chips in sediments on the bottom of the Bay of Bengal belong to ancient trees growing in lowlands near the sea.
The hollow trunk of Trinity, Texas, burns in and out, possibly due to lightning strikes.
Hiding under a small funnel-shaped sand pit is a danger lurking around insects or even spiders.
Scientists have found a virus that can cause acute myelitis in children. - VnExpress Health
Ever wonder what bright yellow sunflowers mean in life? On a certain occasion if you get a bunch of sunflowers, think about the amazing significance of this flower.
A team of scientists led by California Riverside University (UCR), USA, has created a chemical to help plants retain water, which could prevent the annual wave of damage…
According to Plant Molecular Biology, a team of Russian and French scientists analyzed the genome and copies of 631 plant species. As it turned out, the number of plant…
According to new research, antibiotic resistance to the virus that causes cancer has more than doubled in just 20 years.
Pig-tailed macaques eat mice so much that they can replace chemical spraying to control pests in palm oil plantations.
The white-bellied bird in the Amazon forest has set the record for the world's biggest cry, which can damage human hearing.
It is known that this giant crab also has the ability to climb trees, peel coconuts and even hunt birds and mice to eat meat!
The coral serpent gobbled up another serpent when a wasp rushed to lunch.
The continuous flow of warm water, combined with the impact of hydroelectric dams, has led to a sharp decline in the size of the largest Pacific salmon species and the r…
Chris the sheep, a famous marino wool sheep once discovered with the heaviest sheep in the world, died in Australia.
The horse named Jingang caused social networking fever with the nickname of death when people approached to ride it.