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A parasite almost wiped out the giant Pinna nobilis mussel in 2016. However, recently, Croatia discovered that this mussel is growing again and is making efforts to pres…
Bees have the advantage of being able to fly and move quickly, plus the ability to detect scents from long distances is great for detecting mines, explosive materials an…
In the morning of July 12, the match between England and Croatia took place, despite the efforts but unfortunately, the England team lost and had to pity the third match…
When it comes to the Sphinx, surely one of us thinks of the mysterious Egypt and thinks that there is no Sphinx anywhere in the world!
From nearly 200 countries around the world, through many selection and competition mechanisms, only 32 countries are competing for the 2018 World Cup which is taking pla…
Sometimes travel ads are for illustrative purposes only. Each location has hidden corners that the ad cannot reveal.
Vampires are one of those mysteries with hundreds of stories around the world, and there are lands with houses haunted by vampires.
Oceanographic researchers in Croatia have revealed how they discovered an extremely rare, previously unrecognized albino dolphin.
Analysis of fat residues in pottery in the Dalmatian Sea shows that people here have made cheese and yogurt from about 7,200 years ago.
A newly excavated 52,000-year-old piece of bone in Croatia has revealed more about the origins of humanity.
Vindia Caves in northern Croatia are considered to be one of the most likely places for Neanderthals and modern humans to meet and mate.
A Croatian resident found a two-headed cobra lying in the sun in the garden.
Neanderthals in Europe have known to use eagle claws to make jewelry since 130,000 years ago.
Two storks named Klepetan and Malena are becoming famous because of their beautiful, fairytale love story, according to NDTV.
Researchers found more rare and precious goosebumps known as young dragons in five caves, thanks to the DNA that the animals remain in the water.