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Caught three kangaroos in the wild in Cao Bang
Three kangaroos were discovered in Duc Long commune, Thach An district, and were captured by forest rangers and sent to the rescue center.
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Articles about Cao Bang
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Environment
Why does Cao Bang experience earthquakes?
Around 7 am on November 28, a magnitude 4.7 earthquake occurred in Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province with a 10 km deep epicenter. This is the third time this area…
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Why did Mr. Tao Mr. Tao just drop carp?
In the offerings of Mr. Cong Ong Tao on December 23 every year, carp is indispensable. So why just drop the carp and not any other animal?
Archeology
Found many relics of prehistoric people in Cao Bang
In the survey, archaeological survey in late November and early December 2010 in Hung Dao commune, Hoa An district, Cao Bang province, Vietnam Institute of Archeology ...
Animal world
Discovered a new species of green snake in Cao Bang
Russian and Vietnamese scientists have discovered a new species of green snakes belonging to Protobothrops in Trung Khanh Nature Reserve, Cao Bang province.
Animal world
Discover new lizard species in Cao Bang
Scientists have announced new lizards based on specimens collected in limestone mountains in Cao Bang province.
Environment
Broken tanks, hundreds of thousands of lead waste sludge flow into the river
The bottom concrete slab of the lead and zinc waste tank of the factory in Cao Bang broke up, causing hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of water and lead and zinc sl…
Environment
Phu Yen: Unmatched sand flood
Sand, death pit and information on mud test results in Cao Bang are the outstanding information on the morning of November 13 on Science and Technology in newspapers.
Environment
How harmful is the 'red mud'?
'Red mud flood' in Cao Bang has recently been combined with smooth iron ore in the process of washing raw ore into fine ore.
Science Events
Cao Bang Non Nuoc is recognized as a Global Geopark
This is the second global geopark of Vietnam, after Dong Van stone plateau (Ha Giang province) has been recognized by UNESCO since 2010.