World Heritage
The terraces at Philippine Cordilleras
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized terraced fields in the Philippines Cordilleras is a World Cultural Heritage in 1995.
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World Heritage
Subak farming system in Bali
The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized Indonesia's Subak Cultivation System as a World Natural Heritage in 2012.
Oceanography
More than 100 mother octopus hatched eggs in the deep sea
Scientists found more than 100 mother octopus and eggs located at a depth of about 3 km in the waters off Costa Rica, Fox News reported on April 18.
Oceanography
Unexpected facts about sharks
Sharks are likened to vampire and vampire assassins of the Ocean world. They can kill the enemy in a split second before the prey even knows what is going on.
Oceanography
How do sea turtles find their eggs?
The female turtle swims back to where they were born to spawn using special magnetic signs along the coast.
Oceanography
Whale carcasses the US coast
The body of a large whale was discovered floating on the US coast, but it is unclear exactly what caused it to die.
Oceanography
Sharks also repatriated to breed
Lemon shark (lemon shark) journey 'about where they were born to breed.
Oceanography
Shark eggs also know how to detect enemies
Embryos of sharks that are still growing in eggs have been able to sense predators' electric fields and
Oceanography
Magnetic cells
Scientists have long argued that there are some forms of magnetic sensation that lie behind the ability of some creatures to admire the beauty, such as in the case of fi…
Oceanography
The sixth sense of dolphins
So far, we still know that dolphins have completely lost their sense of smell but still have five senses: sight, touch, hearing, taste and sonar positioning.
Oceanography
Clash of giant termite species
Oil field workers in the Gulf of Mexico have encountered giant sea termites up to a meter long for submarine exploration of the seabed at a depth of nearly 3 km.
Oceanography
Sea turtles are driven by the earth's magnetic field
Sea turtles always return to familiar areas to lay eggs. On average, every 4 years, they swim in the ocean without any landmarks, moving hundreds, even thousands of kilo…
Oceanography
Detecting strange fields in the deep sea
Ocean explorers have discovered a vast field deep in the ocean that extends from the Arctic to the Indian Ocean, receiving energy with only hot water and is rich in stra…
Archeology
He: Accidentally found an extremely rare ancient gold ring in the field
One worker in the UK thought that we found a ring that pulled open cans while detecting metal, but it was actually an extremely rare neck ring.
Archeology
Suffering from meteorite disaster but why dinosaurs are extinct, birds are not?
About 66 million years ago, a giant meteorite hit Earth, wiping out three-quarters of all organisms on Earth, and warming the climate for 100,000 years.