Poisonous algae attack the US coast
America's Florida state coast is attacked by toxic blue algae tide, causing a lot of troubles for people, threatening aquatic species in the area.
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America's Florida state coast is attacked by toxic blue algae tide, causing a lot of troubles for people, threatening aquatic species in the area.
The part of Swift-Tuttle's comet tail as it passes through the Earth collides with the atmosphere, forming bright meteor streaks in the meteor shower called Perseids.
Have you ever wondered what a hamburger or bowl of noodles is cut in half?
The microorganisms that live in the sea are clearly visible through images magnifying from tens to hundreds of times under a microscope.
China's environmental pollution is causing many rivers to change to red, black or blue-brown, seriously affecting people's lives.
Photographer Robyn Preston recorded the scene of thousands of wildebeest trying to cross the Mara River (Kenya) with hungry crocodiles waiting for bait.
Photographer Randy Halverson (USA) presents a series of unique photos about the beauty of the night sky, the beauty of the galaxy.
Unique photographs of invertebrate species are part of the 3-year ocean discovery process by scientists and photographers.

Thus, the group stage of the World Cup 2014 has officially closed with countless surprises and interesting.
From the International Space Station (ISS), the strongest storm in the Western Pacific this year was observed with stormy eyes and giant twists.
National Geographic magazine has just released 15 best photos today in the 2014 Daily Dozen category.
With this aerial photographic angle, viewers feel a unique, new look at the Namib desert.
The circulation of Rammasun typhoon on July 19 caused heavy rain, turning Lang Son city (Lang Son province) into a sea of water, where floods surged near the roof.