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Oceanography
The sea creature 'escapes hidden' is like a sapphire stone
Last year, explorers on a South African coast discovered a sea creature capable of blinking invisible invisible in a split second, they were called
Oceanography
Beautiful 'transformation' creature like sapphire stone
The skin of this creature may blink in color, from blue to invisible in an instant.
Oceanography
Reportedly a very rare river dolphin
The only freshwater dolphin exists in the Yangtze River, China
Archeology
Earth's oldest life has just been discovered in Northern Canada
About 35km north of Inukjuak - an Inuit village in northern Quebec - about 35km there is an unusually rising rock strip from the ground.
Archeology
'Graveyard' 6,000-year fossil coral, 20,000m2 in Ly Son
This unique geological heritage is located in Dong village, An Hai commune, Ly Son island district, dating from 5,000 to 6,000 years.
Archeology
Depot of medicine for depression and heart disease buried 1,400 years
Archaeologists found the oldest archives to treat the biggest heart and depression depression ever in an excavation site in Turkey.
Archeology
Detecting the remains of 'hug each other without leaving' for 6,000 years
Greek archaeologists have recently uncovered the intact remains of a couple in a tight-fitting posture in Alepotrypa cave located in Peloponnese (Greece).
Archeology
Evidence of 'brain drain' in ancient Egypt
An ancient coffin with strange decorative drawings reveals much of the chaos of ancient Egyptians 2500 years ago.
Archeology
Detecting ancient artifacts 2,500 years when clearing bombs and mines
Artifacts dating back to about 2,500 years were discovered in Laos, during the process of war bombs and mines.
Archeology
Why do the ancient ancestors of human beings walk on two legs?
The hominin, our ancient ancestor, must be attracted by the terrain of the rocky uplands and these topographic canyons giving them shelter and many opportunities to trap…
Archeology
Add two new species of 'gibbon and monkey' to the evolutionary tree
Scientists have unearthed fossil samples of gibbons and ancient world monkeys (Old World Monkeys) in the riverbed in Tanzania.
Archeology
Discover ancient stone ammunition warehouse at Ho Citadel's heritage
This is the first time scientists have discovered an ancient ammunition storehouse of the Ho dynasty, with rock artifacts still relatively intact.
Archeology
Discovering the fossil report 'the bloodiest assassin' lives near him
Scientists have found the largest cheetah species 'blood punch killer' (Acinonyx jubatus) dating back to 1.8 million years, living near ancient people in Dmanisi, Georgi…
Space science
Detecting huge black holes revealing the universe at the age of cradle
The discovery of a massive black hole, 13.1 billion light-years away from us, is revealing to scientists many things about the early universe.