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The voracious blue crabs are threatening Italy's fishing industry, forcing the government to allocate $3.2 million from emergency funds to find ways to deal with them an…
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The voracious blue crabs are threatening Italy's fishing industry, forcing the government to allocate $3.2 million from emergency funds to find ways to deal with them an…
A land bridge connecting Europe and Africa would still exist if not for the disaster that helped it.
As the Earth's two major tectonic plates collide, it is likely that the Mediterranean Sea will be wiped off the map in the future.
The flash floods that killed at least 95 people in the Valencia region in 1996 were the result of climate change, post-summer dry soil and cold drops.
Experts say cutting down on ultra-processed foods and increasing plant proteins or fruits can help reduce the risk of cancer.
Tectonic plate movements and falling sea levels once separated the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean, causing seawater to evaporate and form a vast saline basin.
According to research, eating more nuts and fruit and consuming less sugary drinks - also known as the 'Mediterranean diet' - can help older people feel less anxious and…
Despite being swallowed into the Mediterranean since the 4th century, the objects inside the Roman ghost ship are still strangely intact.
Each of these countries has secrets to living a long life that most Vietnamese people have also followed. However, the important thing is to maintain those good habits e…
A parasite almost wiped out the giant Pinna nobilis mussel in 2016. However, recently, Croatia discovered that this mussel is growing again and is making efforts to pres…
Five boats found at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea were used more than 7,000 years ago for fishing by people living in a Neolithic village near present-day Rome (It…
Extinction pathogens ushered in the collapse of ancient civilizations, scientists say.
Majorca, also known as Mallorca, is a popular tourist island in the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea, just off the southeastern coast of Spain.
Recent DNA analyzes confirm these enigmatic Romans did not originate from the Near East but from the Italian peninsula.
Cyprus (or Cyprus) is an island located in the eastern Mediterranean, famous since ancient times for its mineral wealth, wine and natural beauty.