Archeology
How does smoking change the structure of human bones?
A new study has opened up a breakthrough in understanding the impact of tobacco on human health over the centuries.
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Animal world
The bird species that was once 'offered to the king' has now become a rare, nutritious and expensive dish.
The Fulica Atra, scientific name Fulica Atra, is a species of bird in the Rail family, distributed in Europe, Africa, Asia... In Vietnam, the Fulica Atra is found in the…
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI Helps Museum Animal Specimens Tell Stories
Animals at the University of Cambridge's Museum of Zoology can chat with visitors over the phone using artificial intelligence.
Animal world
Strange bird species specializes in eating bones and 'bathing in iron'
Large in size, the bearded vulture impresses with its ability to eat bones and its red feathers from bathing in iron-rich mud streams.
Archeology
World's oldest wine jar contains cremated human bones
The world's oldest wine jar containing a man's ashes in a Roman tomb sheds light on 1st century burial practices.
Archeology
Thousands of skeletons and weapons reveal battle 3,250 years ago
Researchers recently said that a new study has proven that thousands of skeletons and hundreds of weapons reveal a 3,250-year-old battle.
Videos
Why are dinosaur fossils more abundant than human bones?
With their long lifespan, large number of species, and large body size, dinosaurs left behind significantly more fossil bones than humans.
Archeology
Renovating the wine cellar, shocked by 300 giant monster bones
The terrible bone pit under the floor of a wine cellar in Austria belongs to beasts that lived about 40,000 years ago and are now extinct.
Archeology
Shocked by another human species' 130,000-year-old artwork
A piece of bear bone carved 130,000 years ago is the oldest work of art in Eurasia. But it does not belong to us homo sapiens.
Science story
The famous bone war between two paleontologists
Both Othniel Marsh and Edward Cope discovered countless dinosaur fossils in the 19th century but were obsessed with the goal of taking each other down in the Bone Wars.
Space science
To stay healthy while working on the Moon, astronauts can use the Wall of Death
The device bears the name
Health
The summer vegetable on the family tray is likened to 'ginseng for the poor'
Vegetables with many benefits for digestion, bones and joints, the heart, and helping to clear summer heat can be easily found and purchased at Vietnamese markets.
Health
Vietnam has 4 types of fish rich in omega 3, which help control blood sugar and strengthen the heart and bones
These types of fish help prevent heart disease, diabetes, are good for bone health as well as provide many beneficial nutrients for the body.
Archeology
Discovery of prehistoric elephant bones in Germany
Recently, a museum in Germany announced bone samples belonging to the extinct prehistoric elephant Deinotherium.
Archeology
Strange creature 30m long: Thought it was a dinosaur, turns out it's something more monstrous!
Scientists have