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Huacachina Oasis in Peru (Huacachina) is known as the most beautiful oasis in South America, hidden in the depths of hundreds of miles of barren desert.
The number is equivalent to the chip of a smartphone using a 4G network.
A leading scientist has warned that the global bee population could be threatened by a newly discovered virus.
The new type of foam made from nanofibers in wood promises to help reduce indoor temperatures sharply, while saving electricity consumed by cooling devices.
A few miles north of the Panama Canal district is the Square Tree valley - a unique tourist attraction, home to exotic, square-shaped trees.
This is a warning issued by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) for the danger that the Earth faces.
A published study shows that honey bees can learn to calculate even and odd numbers just like humans.
The following article helps you distinguish manatees and manatees. Hope you have more knowledge about marine life.
Experts fly honey bees through tunnels fitted with mirrors in the ceiling and floor, and then observe how they fly when the mirror is hidden or exposed.
If you have the opportunity to see these strangely shaped trees with your own eyes, you will be amazed at the magic of nature.
The study predicts this beautiful emerald worm could wipe out all ash in 6,000 metropolitan areas across the United States.
Biologists have found two new species of glass frogs with transparent bodies in a valley at the foot of the Andes mountains in Ecuador.
Azuma Makoto and his colleagues have brought a 50-year-old white bonsai tree and many other plants such as orchids, hydrangeas, lilies... into space.
The British company's spherical tokamak reactor achieves new achievements, moving closer to the goal of efficient fusion energy extraction.
The road to success cannot be without sacrifices and trade-offs. The battle for survival always takes place in the Nile region...