Lignum Vitae - One of the rarest and most expensive woods in the world, favored by Europeans
Lignum Vitae wood is distributed in Central America and northern South America, considered an important export tree to Europe since the 16th century.
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Lignum Vitae wood is distributed in Central America and northern South America, considered an important export tree to Europe since the 16th century.
Although sold in abundance in markets in Vietnam, this is a rare commodity in the world.
What is of interest is how a flood-prone land with little or no natural resources like the Netherlands became the global agricultural, engineering, ... and business regi…
Nigeria is heavily dependent on revenue from oil exports, which is seen as
Entering into mechanical engineering, Assoc.Prof. Dr. Tran Doan Son chose to research products
Small deer-and-mouse-shaped creatures that have emerged over three decades are thought to disappear in southern Vietnam, making this latest discovery extremely exciting…
Four adult bison bats were released on October 11 in Badlands National Park in an effort to restore the species population.
Bananas are the most exported fruit in the world, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. Bananas are rich in essential nutrients, including m…
This technology uses ultrasound waves at low frequencies (about 27kHz)
A woman has just said she saw Loch Ness lake monster over the internet, The Sun reported.
UPC or Product Code is always printed on the packaging, used to identify the origin of the item.
Computer simulation technology (CGI) was applied to bring the late actor Paul Walker back
Vietnam shoe shopping for export is one of the trends of women in recent years, in order to save the cost of shopping and still have a good quality fashion item.
Every year, millions of pearls worth billions of VND are given, pearl farming households in Phu Quoc island district, Kien Giang have signed big boys export contracts to…
Astrolabes astronomical clock dates from 1590. It was stolen by thieves in 1999 in a series of burglaries at the historic castle Skokloster, north of Stockholm, Nature W…