Discover science
The tribe of 60,000 years hunted crocodiles in the deep forest
From 60,000 years ago, the Australian Aborigines relied on the skill of hunting superior crocodiles to survive.
Forest
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Forest.
Topic archive
Articles about Forest
1,297 published items.
Discover science
How do Americans cope with drought?
Many places in California are adopting innovative methods, new technology at a reasonable cost to recover and cut down on the amount of water to use, trying to overcome…
Discover science
The campaign turned Singapore into a giant park
The masters of architecture are gradually building Singapore into a park, where trees grow from high-rise buildings and surrounding land.
Discover science
Detecting stone slabs emerging images of Vietnam map
While going to the forest, Mr. Dang Quoc Ai discovered a rock eroded over time, emerging a picture of Vietnam map with the two archipelagoes Hoang Sa and Truong Sa.
Discover science
Visit the 8 mysterious 'hidden places' on Earth
These are wild lands with rugged terrain that always stimulate the curiosity of adventurers to discover.
Discover science
Answer the mysterious structure in the Amazon forest
The mysterious structure discovered in southeastern Peru in June was answered. The researchers said it was an spider's egg.
Discover science
50 facts about rainforests
Tropical rainforests are typical biodiversity, it is the common roof of more than half of all species on the planet.
Discover science
Explaining the phenomenon of the hideous Pig in Cannock Chase forest
Cannock Chase is famous for the appearance of many strange phenomena, including the legendary creature Pig.
Discover science
One minute on the internet
What happens on the internet in every minute? Recent research from Intel shows incredible figures, according to Dailymail.
Discover science
The truth behind the mysterious golden city legend
For hundreds of years, many greedy people from Europe have perished in the pitiful forest of South America in the hope of finding the golden city of El Dorado.
Discover science
Learn about exotic mushrooms in Japanese cuisine (2)
Continuing the article in the previous section, today we will learn about strange mushrooms in Japanese cuisine.
Discover science
May Maya civilization collapse due to deforestation?
The collapse of ancient Mayan civilization has long been considered a mystery, because of the hundreds of reasons that scholars have given to explain this collapse, ther…
Discover science
Warm climate speeds up the evolution of reptiles
The warmer climate has destroyed the tropical forests on Earth and led to the evolution of reptile evolution.
Discover science
Women miss the road better than men
Men appear to be superior to women when finding their way on the map, but women are truly superior in remembering the paths they once went through.
Discover science
Cuc Phuong's Turtle House
Close to the forest of Cuc Phuong National Park (Ninh Binh) has a 'turtle house'. It is a 3,000 square meter campus that has enough turtle living conditions like nature.