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Nature has given the United States a wide variety of unique scenes, making visitors feel like being lost in another world.
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Nature has given the United States a wide variety of unique scenes, making visitors feel like being lost in another world.
The process of building houses of many animals has produced talented architects that people cannot imagine.
From anemones, green frogs, and golden birds to five-colored butterflies ... the richness and diversity of the biological world overwhelmed viewers.
As the most beautiful beach in Greece, Navagio is famous for its majestic limestone cliffs, fine white sand and turquoise waters.
The New Delhi government warned people not to leave the street at this time because of toxic smoke and thick dust, covering the entire area.
Visitors discovered a field covered with fine mesh created by thousands of small spiders in New Zealand.
It is possible that in the near future ice in the Arctic will no longer be a big problem for US military warships and submarines.
This girl is only 9 years old, but has completed a 24-hour course dedicated to Navy SEAL soldiers.
People in some states of the United States witnessed images of meteorites heavier than 220kg gliding through the sky.
The state of Florida, USA has just witnessed a meteorite burning in the night sky, and a citizen accidentally turns the whole thing.
The letters of famous physicist Albert Einstein will be auctioned on June 11 in the US.
Cham relics in Quang Nam are applied nanotechnology to recover. This is a new technology in the restoration of the first Cham monument to be deployed.
Mongolia will build an extra fuel storage facility, bury the recovered nuclear fuel. This news has just become the focus of controversy of society and the people of Mong…
The report of the Royal Society (RS), Britain's leading Academy of Sciences, said China has just surpassed Japan, ranking second in the world in terms of the number of r…
US President Barack Obama on June 17 announced plans to create a 2 million km2 marine protected area in the Pacific, the largest in the world.