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With their familiarity and closeness to humans, cats have become one of the most beloved animals in history.
At least 42 children were sacrificed in Tenochtitlán to appease the rain god's anger during a prolonged drought.
A famous town in the United States for more than 20 years has kept the habit of electing dogs to the most powerful position in town.
Recently, Mexican scientists discovered for the first time an almost complete fossil of a starfish at the world famous Aztec temple in Mexico City.
An American historian recently pointed out the incredible coincidence that the ancient Greeks accurately predicted modern technology trends.
Mankind will never be able to migrate to a world other than the Solar System, simply because the distance is too far, according to Michel Mayor professor Michel Universi…
The Swedish Academy of Sciences on October 8 announced the 2019 Physics Prize for scientists James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz.
The giant glacier on the highest mountain in Western Europe is about to lose hundreds of cubic meters of ice, forcing authorities to blockade roads and evacuate tents.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a major plan to exploit the city's talents and make London one of the smartest cities in the world.
When giving the idea of using toilet paper to repair cracks on many roads, the mayor of this city probably couldn't expect the result to be so great.
Whether running into the mayor's seat or looking for an office job, women should not get angry at the crowd.
After disappearing for 103 years, a powerful venom-rich pink jellyfish has just appeared near the coast of Australia.
The cheese jar is buried next to Ptahmes, the mayor of the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis, according to Long Room.
Mexican City archaeologists have found the skeleton of a child at the foot of an ancient temple, believed to be the scapegoat of the Sun and the God of Aztec War.
On January 1, Israeli archaeologists announced that a clay seal printed images and Jewish characters, believed to be of the ancient Jerusalem town, dates back to 2,700 y…