Animal world
The dog replaces the sheep guard in the wildfire
When Lynn Landry had to be evacuated by a large wildfire in British Columbia, Canada, two shepherds of the Maremma breed changed the owner of the sheep's guard, the BBC…
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The ability to count and do maths of animals
Stanley Coren, a psychologist at the University of British Columbia, conducted research to show that dogs are capable of distinguishing different numbers and can count f…
Animal world
How does a pigeon send a letter to find a way home?
The ancient Egyptians captured the mailing ability of the dove. But at that time, the miraculous ability of the postman bird was still a secret.
Animal world
Spectacular migration of red salmon in Canada
At the Adams River in British Columbia, a pilgrimage of millions of red salmon returns to the place where they were born every four years.
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Found rare rats after 113 years
UPI news agency (USA) reported that scientists announced the discovery of rare rats after 113 years in El Dorado nature reserve, Columbia.
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Close-up of new Titi monkeys in Columbia
Scientists have announced the discovery of the new Titi monkey, scientifically named Callicebus caquetensis in the Amazon rainforest.
Animal world
Blue whale re-establish historical migration patterns
The largest animal on the planet may be returning to the breeding area before whaling.
Environment
20% of Canadian glaciers disappeared in this century
The increase in global average temperature of 3 degrees Celsius (5.4 degrees Fahrenheit) is enough to melt glaciers in northern Canada islands.
Environment
Terrifying land in Colombia, 29 people were buried
Twenty-nine confirmed people were killed in the terrifying landslide in northwestern Colombia last weekend. Authorities say about 20-40 people are still missing.
Environment
The initial successful redistribution of Caspian terns
The initiative to build a new nesting area for the largest terns in the world and at the same time protecting the salmon and baby sharks on the Columbia River has finall…
Environment
Heal the hole in the ozone layer, affecting the global climate
A new study by Columbia University scientists shows that the attachment of the ozone layer, intended to be carried out in the second half of the 21st century, could have…
Environment
Sea level in the world may rise 7m
Professor Garry Clarke of the University of British Columbia (Canada) warned that sea levels around the world could rise by 7m if the entire ice sheet on Greenland Islan…
Environment
Mining causes earthquakes
According to a study by Christian D. Klose of Columbia University (USA), the most intense earthquake in Australian history occurs due to changes in the Earth's crust str…
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Masterpiece gardens in the world
Newday page has just listed the most beautiful designed and decorated gardens in the world, making visitors feel overwhelmed when they arrive.
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20 best hot spots in the world
If you don't know where to go in the summer of 2016, you can consider great destinations selected by Condé Nast Traveler magazine.