The British man caught the 42 kg cod
A 71-year-old British fisherman is celebrating after catching the biggest cod ever.
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A 71-year-old British fisherman is celebrating after catching the biggest cod ever.
The heart of the blue whale has long been rumored to be about the size of a car. Its main circuit, according to some experts, is even large enough for people to swim thr…
During the discovery of Kavachi, the active volcano in the sea of the Solomon Islands, the southern Pacific, scientists discovered sharks.
US scientists discovered more than 100 species of exotic creatures, never studied in Philippine waters.
Jellyfish have no bones, no brains or hearts, but they possess great swimming skills, according to a new study.
On August 19, the Institute of Oceanography held a meeting to discuss the problem of sandstones appearing on Nha Trang beach.
This was confirmed by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) right after the New Zealand Government announced a series of solutions to save the Maui dolphin…
The box is the property of the Thomas-Dobrée museum since 1886 and is displayed in a special glass case at the museum, since last Tuesday.
A group of German archaeologists discovered mysterious teeth at the heart of the Rhine River, according to the Natural History Museum in Mainz on October 18.
The 4,200-year hardened corpse of a red-winged thrush was found in intact preservation in Norway, RT reported on August 5. C
Right in the heart of Mexico City, archaeologists have found traces of a large temple worshiping the wind god of the Aztecs who ruled Central and South Mexico in the 14t…
When he died at age 65 in 1656, Louise de Quengo was buried with a heart-shaped metal box that, according to the notes on the box, was the heart of her husband.
Gold heart-shaped jewelry originated in the 10th century found in Bulgaria could be the queen Maria Lakapene, the wife of Tsar Petar I.
Archaeologists found the oldest archives to treat the biggest heart and depression depression ever in an excavation site in Turkey.
Nearly 100 years after excavating the grave, scientists have yet to find the lost heart of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the reason why it disappeared without a trace.