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A primitive tribe living deep in the African jungle called Kusoa still maintains the way chickens give birth to their children, but thanks to their good health, the mort…
As one of the four ancient civilized nations, the Egyptian race has always aroused the curiosity of many people about their origins and race.
A super project that left the US and Japan helpless, an African country was forced to pay a high price for Chinese technology help.
In a surprising discovery recently revealed to the scientific community, East African chimpanzees have demonstrated incredible intelligence and skills.
Killer whales, bonobos, African savannah elephants and leaf-cutter ants have one thing in common - they all rely on their offspring to survive and thrive.
King cobras are one of the most dangerous snakes and every year, they claim the lives of many people.
In the vast African savannah, the presence of abundant wildlife is a prominent feature.
Although much smaller than the lioness, the mother leopard still rushed into dangerous battles with enemies and successfully protected her cubs nearby.
After the female lion failed to attack the rhino, she left, leaving the male to become the target of the enemy's anger.
Africa is a continent famous for its biodiversity, especially its predators, from lions and cheetahs to foxes and mongooses.
Clouds signaling heavy rain, snow-covered countryside, the changing of seasons... are weather scenes captured by some photographers around the world.
The Earth's mantle was split into two regions, the African region and the Pacific region, when the supercontinent Pangaea broke apart.
Scientists at the University of Manchester date the South Pole-Aitken basin on the Moon to between 4.32 and 4.33 billion years ago.
On September 12, 1992, NASA's space shuttle Endeavour launched into space on an eight-day orbital mission.
Martial eagle with a wingspan of nearly 2m targets lion cubs on the African grasslands despite the risk of being discovered and attacked by the mother lion.