Detecting salt deposits on Mars
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on March 20 that the Mars probe Mars Odyssey has discovered evidence of salt sediments, dating back about 3.5 to 3.9 billion yea…
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The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on March 20 that the Mars probe Mars Odyssey has discovered evidence of salt sediments, dating back about 3.5 to 3.9 billion yea…
The US has just informed Japan that the Taepodong-2 missile launched by North Korea on July 5 was discovered about 1.5 km from the launch pad, not 400 to 600 km as the J…
For years, many people believe that UFOs are
Last week, Science magazine reported that a group of Canadian scientists synthesized a strain of artificial smallpox virus.
Do you believe an organism with a 5.8-centimeter-long spermatozoa is 1,000 times the size of human sperm?
The family of extinct insects will help scientists better understand how some animal species respond to climate change and the evolution of society.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered that adult Epomis beetles can cause problems, even eating predatory toads and amphibians.
Students from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, have created a new plant that can
On October 30, WWF published the Living Planet Report 2018 to follow the trend of wildlife populations development from 1970 to 2014.
Try to think quickly of a terrifying predator. What species will appear in your mind? Crocodile? Cobra? Or tiger?
Eric Baccega encountered a clash between lions and wild buffalo flocks in Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, reported Media Drum World.
The mere moments of the pregnancy of killing and eating the 45kg heavy sea turtles shared by the BBC crew during the Big Cats documentary show aired earlier this week, a…
The unequal battle that lasted 20 minutes between crocodile and brocade ended after 20 minutes of fierce competition.
A camera set in Russia's Kedrovaya Nature Reserve, has returned to the image of a rare and precious Amur journalist.
Many small animals like cicadas can emit loud sounds no less than sperm whales.