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Have you ever wondered how fire was born? How does fire look like? What is the nature of the fire?
Covering the entire landscape is a thick salt shell on the surface, which accumulates over the millennia due to the dual impact of low rainfall and high humidity in the…
Arsenic is one of the most toxic substances ever known by humans and has been used to poison the kings, politicians and even racing horses. However, scientists found tha…
According to Newsweek, these remains date from 1200 to 500 BC.
Chavin de Huantar Temple is located in a narrow valley in the Andes mountains, 3,200 meters above sea level.
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient skeleton in the Copacabana peninsula of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. Research shows that brain surgery has been performed since prim…
Swiss and British paleontologists have discovered new plant-eating dinosaurs, who lived in Venezuela during the early period of the Jurassic period about 200 million yea…
Guatemala archaeological group has discovered a relief on the façade of an ancient tower built 1,400 years ago.
In the Andes Mountains, thousands of years of existence existed in such a strange appearance that it may be mistaken for us to think that they do not belong to the Earth.
After 100 years, the first time the Puya tree berteroniana is rare and beautiful, although it shows signs of blooming from 11 years ago.
A man just caught an Attacus butterfly (also known as Atlas butterfly or star fruit butterfly) parked on a small Malaysian trail with wingspan of about 25cm, according t…
During the study of the crater Cerro Galan in the Andes Mountains in Argentina, scientists discovered miraculous life here.
The Tunki (Rupicola peruvianus) bird is a large bird-like bird that lives inside the misty forests of the Andes, the world's longest mountain range on the west coast of…
The Mysterious World page has released a list of the world's 10 highest flying birds. Don't head the bird Gyps Rueppellii, can fly at a maximum height of 11,277.6m.