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Compared to crabs and shrimps, sea cucumbers are not as expensive seafood, however, the value it brings to medicine is unmatched by any other species.
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Compared to crabs and shrimps, sea cucumbers are not as expensive seafood, however, the value it brings to medicine is unmatched by any other species.
The ways of survival of all things in nature are very strange and diverse, and the animal world is full of mysteries.
Horse diving began in the 1880s and was an extremely popular attraction for decades, despite the obvious cruelty to the animals and the dangers it posed.
Qin Shi Huang's terracotta army was once painted with brilliant colors made from natural minerals such as peacock stone, cinnabar...
One of the most amazing discoveries in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, was two bronze chariots.
What will be the real faces of the terracotta army and the Eight Flags army after AI reconstruction?
The moment the expert who excavated Qin Shi Huang's terracotta army came to the surface, they quickly felt regret.
This statue is unique among the 7,000 statues of soldiers and horses in the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.
War horses were indispensable companions of ancient emperors and generals.
From his passion for kites, an English teacher invented a carriage pulled by a pair of giant kites, which could run 32km/h in the 19th century.
Many rare animals such as Truong Son muntjac, pig badger, white pheasant... suddenly reappeared in Bach Ma forest, Thua Thien Hue.
With each incident, people looking at it from different angles will think differently. As for the horse in this video, all viewers do not understand which direction the…
The ancient legend of a super horse with red sweat like blood 'Hage blood treasure horse' is standing before the opportunity to be proven.
The Tibetan wild ass is the largest of the wild asses in China, and is also a precious large ungulate.
A new study shows that some prehistoric rat species were estimated to be the size of a bison, even as large as today's ponies.