Oceanography
Sharks often attack people when the moon is new
A recent study shows that the number of shark attacks increased dramatically during the new moon, on Sundays and in shallow waters.
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Oceanography
Coral reefs re-eat jellyfish
The jellyfish is quite large and fast moving, but they are swallowed up by an almost immobile marine creature, the mushroom coral.
Archeology
'Hell' full of heterogeneous remains under the moon pyramid
The mysterious tunnel just found under the Mexican moon pyramid could lead to one
Archeology
The priceless treasures under the Mexican pyramid
After 1,800 years of sleep, the tunnel now reveals the hidden secret of thousands of treasures still in place like a sacrifice.
Archeology
Mysterious tunnel at the base of the Moon pyramid
Archaeologists have found evidence that the presence of a secret tunnel at the foot of the Moon pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacan, Mexico.
Archeology
South Korea discovered new evidence of human sacrifices
Two skeletons were found under the walls of the ancient capital of Gyeongju, in Wolseong district, Gyeongsang province.
Archeology
Ancient Mexican tribe raised lion leopard with human flesh
A group of American scientists found evidence showing ancient Teotihuacan people in Mexico for lion lions to eat human bodies after sacrificial rites.
Archeology
The hundred million year fossils are kept in Vietnam
Specimens with thousands of years of lifespan reflect the evolutionary history of the earth's crust from early childhood. Each specimen bears its own mark on the process…
Archeology
Many discoveries at the archaeological site of Con Moong cave
Con Moong Cave in Mo Village, Thanh Yen Commune, Thach Thanh District (Thanh Hoa) has an absolute height of 147m, a relative altitude of 32m, located in the limestone mo…
Archeology
Taste of pepper 13,000 years
The discovery of pepper in the archaeological excavation in Con Moong Cave (Thanh Hoa) in Hoa Binh culture has revealed the possibility of bringing the date of human spi…
Archeology
Detecting traces of people near Con Moong cave
Through exploration and excavation at Diem Cave, scientists discovered the prehistoric remains.
Archeology
Find the oldest Maya calendar
Archaeologists have found the oldest set of Maya calendar ever in the Xultun monument in Guatemala. They are engraved on the walls of a Maya house dating back to the ear…
Archeology
What does Tinanic look like after a century of submergence?
Some photos of the ship after a century of seabed going to be published in the April issue of National Geographic will help people see what the ship looks like today.
Archeology
Excavation of a huge Egyptian god statue 3000 years
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a giant statue of Thoth, in the ancient Egyptian beliefs as the Moon god, governing texts and knowledge.