The picture shows the scary face that few people know about gentle squirrels
Well-known squirrel, who thinks they chew on the snake's head like that? And to tell you more, the snake's body was almost eaten.
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Well-known squirrel, who thinks they chew on the snake's head like that? And to tell you more, the snake's body was almost eaten.
The victim was brutally murdered 1400 years ago. But thanks to science and technology, we know what the face of this person looks like, thus creating an opportunity to d…
The creatures that detect deep seabed off Australia provide a whole new perspective on the evolution of marine species.
The sight of using smart glasses with artificial intelligence to capture criminals appears in many Hollywood movies. Now, it has become a reality in China.
A quality mask helps you breathe fresh air even though you live in a place where super air is polluted with all kinds of invisible viruses, bacteria or dust.
American people in the Spring and Autumn period of China used chicken eggs to face, to control oil, moisturize and fade wrinkles.
People will face many difficulties with the risk of schistosomiasis, malaria and must follow old customs.
The girl was startled when she spotted one
The reconstruction is based on the skull of an ancient dog discovered in the Orkney Islands.
Plants often face attacks from fungi, bacteria, insects (aphids, caterpillars, grasshoppers, ...) and animals that eat plants (pandas, elephants, ...).
This photo series will show you how the world has been 'transformed' over the years.
Waking up in the morning, Mr. Li suddenly saw his mouth distorted, eyes on one side closed so he rushed to Wenzhou City Central Hospital.
According to Nature Medicine, an international research group has successfully developed an artificial intelligence system that can accurately diagnose 216 rare genetic…
Face ID, Iris Scanner and some other face and iris recognition technologies are using infrared to shine directly into users' eyes.
Two Chinese research vessels entered Papua New Guinea's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in northern Manus Island.