Shocking photos of the Amazon forest burst into record speed
Fires are raging with record speed in Brazil's Amazon rainforest. Scientists warn that it could inflict a tremendous blow to the fight against climate change.
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Fires are raging with record speed in Brazil's Amazon rainforest. Scientists warn that it could inflict a tremendous blow to the fight against climate change.
Drought, deforestation and many other factors combined, we have a natural disaster: Earth's green lungs are on fire!
Amazon said their facial recognition software could detect a person who is scared.
Ecologists have just discovered a completely new species of monkey that lives in remote areas of Amazon.
The video shows a threatened tribal person holding a machete and spear, while hunting in the Amazon rainforest.
Scientists at the University of Washington have added a new tool such as the Amazon Alexa virtual assistant for smart speakers to capture sound that indicates heart fail…
With the current changing trend, the earth will soon turn into an uninhabitable planet, wiping out human civilization.
The base will create a perfect self-sufficient environment. The climate will always be stable: no rain, no storm, not too hot or too cold. And certainly, they all want t…
The Tsimane people began to receive the attention of the whole world after being ranked as the most healthy heart in the world.
It seems to be only in fantasy films or mythological films, but the female warrior tribe used to scare the horrors for every enemy they once faced, the Amazon tribe, act…
From Apple to Starbucks, the names of our companies still know there are surprising (and sometimes vague) histories behind them.
With 200 to 250 villages, the population of Yanomami today falls to about 32,000.
The Amazon has a basin that flows through a vast dense forest, with breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls or the world's largest freshwater dolphin ...
The vast Amazon jungle is always hidden with unexplored mysteries, making the trip to the forest full of dangers but equally interesting and stimulating curiosity.
About 10km from Manaus to the west of Brazil is the Negro River (Black River). This river flows along the city and joins the Amazon River.