Killer whales carrying dead salmon leave scientists baffled
Killer whales off the coast of Washington state have been carrying salmon carcasses on their heads for decades, but researchers still don't know why they do it.
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Killer whales off the coast of Washington state have been carrying salmon carcasses on their heads for decades, but researchers still don't know why they do it.
A studio in the Netherlands has designed an eco-friendly bicycle helmet made from mycelium and hemp.
Adam Savage, one of the former MCs of the popular science show MythBusters, continues to surprise fans with his unique inventions.
US researchers have managed to regrow the amputated legs of frogs, offering hope that the same could one day be achieved in humans.
A small detail but makes experts say that 'the wisdom of the ancients is too sublime'.
To test the protection of bulletproof helmets, YouTube channel
Vihelm mobile 'isolation helmet' is a simple, easy-to-use protective accessory that has reached the standard for circulation in many regions of the world such as in the…
Scientists are extremely concerned about a dangerous parasitic disease that is threatening the lives of millions of people across Africa.
Students have to look through the plastic for a long time and it will affect their eyes, especially for elementary students, the age of visual formation.
Archaeologists have discovered four thousand-year-old remains buried with a gold hat.
A new material developed at HRL Lab, California, USA promises to change the current helmet structure.
In 1930, a Swiss astronomer named Fritz Zwicky discovered that clusters of distant galaxies revolved around each other faster than the large galaxies they observed close…
The machine, manufactured by Mr. Pham Van Hat (Hai Duong), has a length of 20 m, wheels can move on muddy and subsidence fields, and has been exported to Australia and T…
On social media, a video of a pilot, allegedly from Britain, landed a stealthy F-35 fighter on the aircraft carrier.
According to The Daily Mail, scientists at the University of Wisconsin, USA, have invented a headgear, stimulating the scalp with a weak electrical current to overcome m…