Langur hunters become protectors in the heart of Vietnam's wilderness
The Tonkin snub-nosed monkey, a wild species found only in Vietnam, is listed as critically endangered in the IUCN Red Book. It is also one of the 25 primates most at ri…
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The Tonkin snub-nosed monkey, a wild species found only in Vietnam, is listed as critically endangered in the IUCN Red Book. It is also one of the 25 primates most at ri…
Not only can solar energy completely meet all of the world's energy needs, in the long term it is the only energy source that will not overheat the Earth.
In July alone, nearly 100,000 hectares were burned, almost double the figure recorded in the same month in 2023, when Indonesia was severely affected by the El Niño phen…
In many areas, temperatures dropped to 12-16 degrees Celsius while strong winds and heavy snow continued to fall.
Located in Russia's Far East, Sakhalin Island is said to be home to giant versions of common plants, such as buckwheat, burdock and morning glory… which can grow up to 5…
The well that spewed water tens of meters high in Gia Lai may have reached the depth of an air pocket.
According to forecasts, storm No. 3 (storm Yagi) will accelerate to its greatest strength on September 6.
What is a storm circulation, what causes it and how destructive is it in nature? Let's learn more about the impact of storm circulation.
You can use alcohol, warm water or essential oil... to easily remove 502 glue from your hands.
International efforts to protect the ozone layer are a 'tremendous global success,' scientists said on June 12.
It turns out that stepping on peanuts is not as harmful as many people think.
More than 45 years have passed, but the Tangshan earthquake is still a horror not only for the Chinese people, but also for the whole world.
Countries are looking for ways to save rivers and oceans that have already been
Master Le Ngoc Hanh researched the technology of raising eels without mud in a circulating tank without changing the water, shortening the raising time by up to 2 months.