Animal world
Strangely, wolves in Ethiopia love to eat nectar.
Wolves in Ethiopia lick red poker flowers. They are the first large carnivore in the world known to feed on nectar.
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Animal world
Ethiopian Wolf: Africa's Most Endangered Carnivore Despite Existing for More Than 1 Million Years
Africa is a continent famous for its biodiversity, especially its predators, from lions and cheetahs to foxes and mongooses.
Animal world
Gelada monkeys are trying to tame wolves the same way humans did in the past!
In the grasslands of Ethiopia, huge herds of gelada monkeys may be in the process of taming wolves.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence deciphers ancient records
The Library of the Monastery of St. Gall in Switzerland is home to about 160,000 volumes of literary and historical manuscripts dating back to the 8th century.
Space science
Ethiopia successfully launched the first satellite
ETRSS-1 satellite was put into orbit on December 20, marking a historic milestone in Ethiopia's space science development effort.
Science Events
The Ethiopian Prime Minister won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to ending conflict with neighboring Eritrea.
Biology
Found strange Bacteria in Ethiopian volcano
An international team of researchers has collected exotic bacteria samples from a hydropower reservoir in the Danakil Depression area.
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Why is the world in 2018 but this strange country is still 2011?
The positive calendar that we use to calculate the time is called the Gregorian calendar. It was first created in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII.
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Just by watching videos on YouTube, an Ethiopian man made his own plane
On Asmelash Zerefu's social networking site, people gave him lots of compliments like the Wright brothers in the United States because of their effort to create a plane…
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Why can humans live at a height of 2,500m?
Experts finally discovered that it is genetics that helps Ethiopians live at thousands of meters above sea level.
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Traces of genes of the legendary queen
Mentioned in both the Bible and the Koran, it is said that the mysterious queen of Sheba had children with King Solomon of Israel. Now Ethiopian genome scientists have d…
Archeology
The discovery of new ancient human fossils from more than 3 million years ago
American archaeologists discovered fossils of a new ancient human race in Ethiopia, dating back more than three million years.
Archeology
For the first time exhibitions of human ancestors
Lucy, the most famous nester of humankind, will be exhibiting for the first time in the US this week (Aug. 31) despite criticism that the 3.2-million-year-old skeleton i…
Archeology
Child 3 million years old
Ethiopian archaeologists found the remains of a 3-year-old girl called Dikika. She lived and died in the early days of human formation on earth. Try it
Biology
Coffee plants are about to become extinct due to climate change
A new study by British and Ethiopian scientists said that within 70 years, Arabica coffee, an important African coffee tree, will become extinct due to climate change.