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Is it true that in this vast universe, the Earth is the only place where life exists? Or do aliens have the ability to survive?
Hoarfrost and white snow cover the national park, creating a spectacular scene like a place of refuge.
Researchers unearthed the remains of a forest stretching 400 km from New York State to Pennsylvania more than 380 million years ago.
Coccoloba gigantifolia grows 15 meters tall, has 2.5 meter long leaves, most likely the largest leafy species of the dicotyledonous plants.
Severe forest fires or strong dust storms in Australia can cause glaciers to change color.
Australian residents on their way home from a forest fire discovered a large wooden tree burned with fire from the inside.
The Methuselah tree remains rooted where it has grown for more than 4,800 years before the time of the Egyptian Pyramids. - VnExpress Travel
American photographer Steve Lindberg has posted a photo of a rare three-horned deer in the woods of Michigan.
This blanket can help protect the building from high temperatures for about 10 minutes, enough to avoid damage in high-speed forest fires.
The scientists discovered one of the largest clusters in the world, including 19 vast caves in the forest in Guangxi province.
Architect Stefano Boeri revealed plans to build one
Not only did the sky turn an orange-red color, Australia's forest fires were so strong that they changed the local weather, forming fire clouds that could create lightni…
Ancient buildings with a diameter of 25 m hidden under the trees were discovered thanks to laser scanning technology from above.
The coastal ecosystem from the US state of California to Oregon is facing the purple sea urchin 'army', with the number of urchins increasing by more than 10,000% since…
The majority of wood chips in sediments on the bottom of the Bay of Bengal belong to ancient trees growing in lowlands near the sea.