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No dust, noisy car horns, no fossil energy to produce electricity are the hallmarks of green cities like Amsterdam, Freiburg, Reykjavík ...
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No dust, noisy car horns, no fossil energy to produce electricity are the hallmarks of green cities like Amsterdam, Freiburg, Reykjavík ...
The multicolored fish, purple sea snail or purple sea urchin or the Great Barrier Reef coral reefs are encountered by amateur divers under the blue waters of Wales.
Camels are one of the largest animals living in harsh deserts around the world.
Located in Osoyoos (Okanagan, British Columbia), Lake Kliluk with an area of more than 15 hectares is a unique gift that nature bestows on Canada.
If you see relatives fighting other animals, the spotted hyena is ready to jump into the fight.
Blue ice, curved trees on the top of the mountain, beautiful canyons on the island in the middle of the Mediterranean are scenes where we rarely have the opportunity to…
Famous buildings in China, Indonesia, Malaysia and many other countries turn off the lights to enjoy Earth Hour 2010.
Sun erupts, sandstorms in China, brilliant spiral galaxies are impressive images of the universe in March.
Animals can lift objects weighing tens to hundreds of times their bodies. For example, horned beetles lift objects that are 850 times heavier.
The natural, splendid caves, with stalactites, stalagmites or lakes in the cave ... are considered masterpieces available in many parts of the world.
See this microscopic world in sparkling water like diamonds is the hobby of paparazzi.
Before the woman took pictures of strange objects in Australia on March 21, dozens of similar cases occurred around the world for about a year.
Soichi Noguchi and Jose Hernandez, two travelers on the International Space Station, took many photos of the earth.
Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland has become a attraction for tens of thousands of tourists in the past days.
Arctic foxes can move from the Atlantic to the Pacific for several months.