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'Not to Jerusalem yet seems to have arrived in Israel!' - It seems to be the catchphrase of many Israeli locals for any traveler who lands in this country.
The circles are shaped like bright oval ovals in the Mediterranean and Baltic seabeds, which are the result of non-vegetated bare patches of land between the seagrass fi…
A German architect put forward an ambitious plan to annex Europe and Africa to a supercontinent by absorbing Mediterranean waters and building dams.
Investigators receive signals from the emergency locator on EgyptAir aircraft and narrow the scope of the search.
The Egyptian Civil Aviation Ministry today confirmed the country's military found the body believed to be of people on planes falling into the Mediterranean, on the way…
Nature always contains countless wonderful things and interesting facts. It is possible that the secrets stored in the distant universe or sometimes are extremely close…
The image of the Sahara in many people's minds is a vast desert of sand dunes but in fact the terrain is quite diverse.
Neanderthals lived around the Mediterranean 300,000 years ago. Stone tools Their distinctive 'Mousterian' was found on the Greek continent and also on the islands of Lef…
A study and simulation by Italian scientists showed that a series of volcanoes in Sicily thousands of years ago caused a massive tsunami, covering the Mediterranean and
Oceanographic researchers in Croatia have revealed how they discovered an extremely rare, previously unrecognized albino dolphin.
A jellyfish with a diameter of nearly one meter and one of the world's rarest has just appeared in the Mediterranean.
Animals that are able to grow and reproduce without using oxygen are existing on the bottom of the Mediterranean.
People have used milk and dairy products in the northern Mediterranean area about 9,000 years ago.
The 3,000-year-old shipyard has the capacity to produce 274 vessels at the same time found in Turkey.
According to a report published in Nature on Sept. 19, an international archaeological group has discovered a 2,000-year-old remains in a shipwreck on the Mediterranean…