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Could 4,000-year-old Aboriginal cave paintings in Australia really depict aliens?
Mysterious Aboriginal rock art of the Wandjina sky creatures reveals a lot about an ancient culture, but one question remains unanswered.
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Devil's marbles: The mysterious balance of Australian nature
Visitors to Australia will surely be overwhelmed by the majestic and unique natural scenery.
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The wasps' hives help determine the age of cave paintings in Australia
According to ABCNews, a new study shows that Aboriginal Australian rock paintings in the Kimberley district of Western Australia were created about 12,000 years ago. The…
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The 50,000-year-old method can extinguish Australian forest fires
A 50,000-year-old secret of the Aboriginal people in Australia can extinguish wildfire is raging in this country.
Environment
The sun 'imitates' the aboriginal flag in the bushfire in Australia
Over the past several days, wildfires have swept Australia. A woman captured the image of the Sun in the fire just like the image on an Australian Aboriginal flag.
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NASA released a new photo of a mysterious Aboriginal carving in Australia
The US space and space agency (NASA) has just released a new image of Marree Man, a giant drawing in South Australia that has puzzled scientists for decades.
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The strange sex customs in the world
Many strange and long-standing sexual customs are still happening in many nations around the world even though the door connecting them to the modern world has opened up…
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Exotic weapons made of Native Aboriginal shark teeth
The teeth of many shark species can be used to make leiomano - the exotic weapon of the native Hawaiian, but tiger shark teeth are the most popular because of their shar…
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10 ethnic groups who possess the most superhuman powers on the planet
The super abilities of tribes like diving 13 minutes under water without oxygen tank, eyes 4 times more than normal people, running long distances tirelessly, living nea…
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Little is known about the country hosting the 26th APEC
Papua New Guinea (abbreviated as PNG) covers an area of more than 400 thousand km2 located in the Pacific Ocean, including two main islands formerly known as Papua and…
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Bunyip - The extinct monster in Australia
With Australian Aborigines, their legendary Bunyip monsters represent both good and evil, the incarnations of both demons and angels.
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The journey of the great explorer James Cook
Born in Marton, Yorkshire in 1728, Cook started his career working for a shop but quickly prevented him from struggling on the sea.
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Where men are considered virgin if they are over-tall
When the doctor explained that men do not have hymen, the Zulu people said:
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How did the total eclipse save Christopher Columbus's life?
For ten years from 1492 to 1502, Columbus explorer made four ocean voyages to the New World.
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Close up of the life of the original Aboriginal people
Daily Mail recently shared a series of photos of photographer Ricardo Stuckert, revealing part of the daily life of the primitive Kamaiurá tribe in the Amazon - Brazil.