11 strange frogs and frogs: Vietnam has 2 representatives
In the list of 11 toads, strange frogs in the world are given by Listverse website, Vietnam has 2 species that are
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In the list of 11 toads, strange frogs in the world are given by Listverse website, Vietnam has 2 species that are
The US Geological Survey (USGS) has just released the latest satellite images showing significant changes in our Earth over the past four decades.
The best photos from the animal world sent by photographers from all over the world to participate in the photo contest are held annually by National Geographic magazine.
The aggressive swordfish used his sharp nose to attack the diver.
Glowing unidentified flying object (UFO) hovering near the cloud column close to the lightning strikes across the sky.
The strong light in the sky of Recife is said to have come from a large fireball.
The feverish video on the internet records a South American python writhing in a puddle of rainforest in Brazil, to get rid of its huge prey from its belly.
The Brazilian government has begun deploying a submarine construction program, including a nuclear powered submarine.
The Sirius particle accelerator can accelerate the electron beam as thin as 1/35 times the length of the hair to the speed of approaching the speed of light.
Brazilian scientists created a new tape by combining enzymes extracted from pineapple peel with a transparent material.
The Brazilian medical experts report that these mutations are related to proteins involved in viral replication.
According to Lancet Global Health, a malaria parasite that has spread from monkeys to humans in Brazil has been identified by researchers, causing concern for the elimin…
The project was developed by Australian scientists and has been prepared by Brazilian scientists since last year.
A group of scientists is aiming to produce a rapid dengue test device for about 30 USD.
Scientists on April 12 announced that Zika virus in the outbreak of Rio de Janeiro and Brazil in 2015 is similar to the Zika virus in Asia.