Australia tested the world's first mango picking robot
This automatic mango harvesting device is part of an integrated system that helps farmers know the exact number of fruits, harvest time and number of workers needed to h…
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This automatic mango harvesting device is part of an integrated system that helps farmers know the exact number of fruits, harvest time and number of workers needed to h…
People in northern territories (NT) Australia were shocked when they saw a meteor falling into this area and made a very loud sound.
The Australian government has launched a plan to throw poisoned sausages from now until 2020 to destroy more than 2 million wild cats to protect local species.
The coin found on an Australian beach sparked the new Portuguese theory that the first Europeans set foot on Australia, 250 years before Captain Cook.
With a colorful 8-foot sushi that knows this cow, anything can happen in Australia.
Rangers near Darwin in northern Australia found a monstrous snake on the side of the road. This snake has three eyes instead of two.
Perhaps many people also guess that: like many other creatures in the world, the number of sharks is decreasing year by year. But to what extent do you know?
A Reddit user posted an image of an oddly shaped monster captured by his mother and girlfriend.
Along with koalas, kangaroo is the symbol of Australia. Nearly, the animals of this country are completely different from the rest of the world.
Daniel Tuohey, a man in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, on December 6, was suddenly hit by a kangaroo kicking his chest while relaxing by a lake with his daughter and his…
A tape recording suddenly revealed the truth about flying saucers at a high school in Australia, more than 50 years ago.
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…
Being struck by lightning but unharmed, the Australian photographer even insisted there were some psychic powers after this unintended incident.
With Australian Aborigines, their legendary Bunyip monsters represent both good and evil, the incarnations of both demons and angels.
Australia's coastal cities have recently been 'lucky' because they are not attacked by tsunamis, experts say.