Haze in Indonesia causes 100,000 people to die early
New research by American scientists shows that haze generated from Indonesian burning is robbing hundreds of thousands of people every year.
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New research by American scientists shows that haze generated from Indonesian burning is robbing hundreds of thousands of people every year.
A lake in the forest with a diameter of 200m and a depth of 3m in Russia completely disappeared after only one night when the death of the hole and death of the fish wer…
Satellite images show that two hundred-meter-diameter death holes in Texas, USA, are becoming increasingly larger and at risk of collapse, threatening the safety of 7,00…
Red tide is the phenomenon of algal blooms, which causes mass deaths in many parts of the world.
Due to the ability to kill marine life and threaten human health of red tide, American scientists have focused on monitoring as well as early detection of toxic algae bl…
A new harm from the phenomenon of climate change has been discovered. And this time it is related to the mass death of fish.
While our public opinion is worried about fish dying in the Central Sea, people in many other places around the world are also standing still while witnessing the same p…
Settlement pit with a diameter of about 10m, 7m deep, sticking to the foot of a two-storey house of Mr. Nguyen Van Bac's family in My Duc (Hanoi).
This phenomenon makes the water with extremely low temperatures, causing every creature to touch it to freeze in a split second.
Giant pit, also known as craters
After combining pollution statistics and health statistics, experts have confirmed that every year pollution is killing the lives of 1.6 million people in China and 1.3…
A large area in Siberia, Russia has large craters that can be seen from the universe.
Devil's Tower in Wyoming, USA: It is a giant basalt rock up to 280m high, formed from volcanic lava, which is formed by wind and invading rain. According to scientists,…
With temperatures ranging from 37 to 62 degrees C, Danakil concave (Ethiopia) is considered
The seemingly harmless sound emitted from ships can indirectly cause whale and other marine animals deaths.