World Heritage
Fatehpur Sikri - India
The Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized India's Fatehpur Sikri as a World Cultural Heritage in 1986.
Emperor
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World Heritage
Aachen Cathedral - Germany
Unesco's Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized the Aachen Cathedral of Germany as a World Cultural Heritage in 1978.
World Heritage
Tomb of Qin Shihuang - China
The United Nations Educational and Cultural Science Organization has recognized China's Qin Shihuang Tomb as a Cultural Heritage in 1987.
World Heritage
Taj Mahal - India
Unesco's Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized India's Taj Mahal Temple as a World Cultural Heritage in 1983.
World Heritage
The Great Wall of China
Unesco's Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized China's Great Wall as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987.
Oceanography
This is a life full of horizontal fruits of the Alaska sea emperor
In the heyday before the 80s, fishermen hunted a lot of red and blue emperor crabs weighing 7-8kg. The average size is now only 3-5kg.
Oceanography
Emperor crabs only eat their feet, why is it so expensive?
If you have to choose a list of the most expensive seafood, the king crab (which has a place called the emperor) must definitely have a place in it, even on top.
Oceanography
Giant sea crabs with fishermen nets
Many giant sea crabs or color mutants, they look no different
Oceanography
Purple purple king crab in America
A strange blue-green emperor crab was discovered in Alaska, USA, probably due to mutations.
Oceanography
Exotic purple-blue emperor crab in Japan
A crab with a lavender-like purple color was discovered in a red emperor crab shipment in Japan on January 18.
Oceanography
Fish can be heard with bubbles
Biologists compared the structure of the bubbles of different types of fish and their hearing ability to conclude that this organ of the fish has the function of hearing.
Archeology
Discovered the terracotta army protecting the tomb of Han's son
Archaeologists found tiny terracotta troops in the grave in an ancient crater in China, consisting of carefully arranged chariots and statues of cavalry, infantry, music…
Archeology
Why hasn't China dared to excavate the tomb of Qin Shui Huang?
According to Ancient Origins, 2,200 years ago, Emperor Qin Shihuang was the first person to unify China, after the Warring States era.
Archeology
Detect tremors about Pacal the Great Mayan
New archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient mortar mask is said to depict the Mayan face of the Mayan when he gets old. This artifact dating back to the 7th centu…
Archeology
Suspicion is a son and Qin Shihuang's frequency
Chinese researchers set up the face of a young man and woman, possibly one of many sons and Qin Shihuang's frequency.