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Queen's University Belfast is calling on the public to help find methods to detect and prevent the spread of alien species.
Scientists have begun an eight-day mission, living and working 60 feet from the sea surface, to determine why some coral species survive when replanted after an event, s…
Sharks, 'actors' in the film Shark jaws are recently becoming the subject of research for a University of Alabama scientific research project. This project is made possi…
The ocean has many creatures: big, small, and extremely small. Microbial viruses (phage) are microscopic and self-replicating biome communities that can alter the geneti…
Archaeologists in Egypt unearthed two buildings dating to about 4,500 years old that are most likely related to the construction of the pyramids at Giza.
Tasmanian tigers or Tasmanian wolves, wolf bags have the scientific name Thylacinus cynocephalus. This is the largest pocket-sized carnivore in modern times.
Recently, after studying two ancient mummies, scientists have discovered an unprecedented strange mummification method of the ancient Egyptians.
According to experts at the University of Bologna, these are the oldest evidence of how ancient people treated dentistry.
British scientists believe that Dreadnoughtus, the longest dinosaur in the neck, weighs only 40 tons. While the scientific world previously thought it weighed 60 tons.
Researchers deciphered a handbook from ancient Egypt, revealing many spells, magic about love, methods of exorcism and healing.
Archaeologists have discovered the grave of cholera patients but were suspected of being vampires.
According to archaeologists, the 29-week-old fetal body died from the mother using scary abortion methods.
By 3D method, the scientists recreated the human face from the 1,800-year-old skull found in the White Stone Cape.
According to archaeologists, burying eggs under the floor will help the ancients avoid evil and disaster in the future.
This is one of the methods of healing the headaches of ancient Peruvians.