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Next to the floating mound, there is often a big tortoise-like turtle, it must be weighed at half weight. The special thing is that the whole body of this turtle is silv…
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Next to the floating mound, there is often a big tortoise-like turtle, it must be weighed at half weight. The special thing is that the whole body of this turtle is silv…
In an experiment to understand the spider's ability to live in flooding, French scientists were surprised to find they did not die after being submerged in the water.
A spotted blue chameleon species holds the world record for speed among nearly 30,000 other animals.
Energy-generating wind turbines have long been thought to be a life-threatening risk for birds. But in fact, a large number of bats have died because of this type of dev…
The cat who lives at a medical station in the US seems to know when a patient is about to die by lying around and curling up on the person for a few hours.
Two Britons caught a bright blue shrimp, the result of an extremely rare genetic mutation in this species. Steve Hatch and his uncle discovered it when they caught shrim…
According to Nat Geo, the video begins with a cobra sneaking up, but is still detected by mongoose.
The toxic gas in Kivu death lake in Rwanda threatens the lives of two million people, but can also generate electricity for the whole country for hundreds of years.
Vostok Station, Ellesmere Island, Oymyakon Village, Bangkok City, Death Valley ... are famous landmarks with low temperatures and record highs.
New research published by US scientists shows that oceans are warming faster than people imagine, explaining why storms are becoming more intense.
Confirmed as of August 5, the number of victims killed in the magnitude 6.9 earthquake shook Indonesia's island of Lombok last week to 381 people.
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of the need to
Documentary footage of the tight plastic garbage in the bodies of decaying birds on a remote Pacific island has caused many witnesses to freak.
The latest report from the World Health Organization (WHO) said environmental pollution has deprived more than 6.1 million people every year, of which more than 1.7 mill…
Red tide refers to the phenomenon of algae blooming simultaneously, causing harm to living organisms, including corals, seaweed, animals and humans.