Oceanography
What if the sea is no longer salty?
If the sea is no longer salty, the ecosystem will be turned upside down. At the same time, the weather will become more severe for humans.
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Oceanography
New hope for corals to die from global warming
Dead corals have recovered, opening a glimmer of hope for marine species threatened by climate change in this world.
Oceanography
8-year-old boy caught a shark shark 'crisis' 314kg, breaking the world record for 22 years
The Australian boy has conquered the tiger shark weighing 8 times his own weight and is likely to break the world record that has existed for 22 years.
Oceanography
Why did oysters turn from cheap food to expensive luxury?
Oysters in some countries can be considered a delicacy with a variety of recipes, but this is not always the case.
Archeology
Entertainment of the Vikings: To ski is also the most bloody history
Although famous for looting and violence, the ancient Vikings also sometimes let go of their swords, freely enjoying themselves to enjoy the pastime in the freezing wint…
Archeology
The room places the throne in the ruins of an old castle
The team of scientists discovered the corridor with many pillars leading to the room that kept the vestige of a chair, most likely the throne.
Archeology
Revealing how extinct 'dodge' mammoths lived for 10,000 years
The last giant mammoth existed on Earth 4,000 years ago, on a remote island in the Arctic Ocean.
Archeology
Discover the ancient city dating back to 5,000 years in Israel
On October 6, the Israeli Antiquities Department announced that archaeologists in Israel had discovered a large city dating back 5,000 years along with temples and forti…
Archeology
Fossilized pig mold in amber 30 million years
Ancient amber blocks preserve intact fossilized mold pigs, invertebrates in the Tertiary have many similarities to mites and water bears.
Archeology
Decode the mysterious message on a 1,500-year-old ancient slab
After decades of research, scientists finally deciphered the mysterious message carved on an ancient 1,500-year-old stone slab.
Archeology
The 'hell map' in the 4,000-year-old coffin
The inscriptions and drawings in the coffin guide the dead to overcome dangerous difficulties to the afterlife.
Archeology
114 million-year-old fossils reveal new 'super beasts'
Paleontologists on October 9 announced the discovery of a top predatory dinosaur from the Jurassic to the Late Cretaceous period.
Archeology
How did the ancients store and consume animal bone marrow?
Ancient humans used to store bones from animals so they could eat their marrow later. This is the first evidence that these populations delay the use of food and they ca…
Archeology
Scary secrets in mass graves buried hundreds of children
In late August, media reported that archaeologists had found a mass burial site in northern Peru. This is the largest collective children's tomb ever discovered in the w…
Archeology
Ancient industrial park discovered in Monkey Valley
The ancient industrial zone dates back to the 18th Dynasty, focusing on a series of workshops, warehouses and valuable artifacts dating back thousands of years.