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The Egyptian pyramids have long been a symbol of grandeur and mystery, not only because of their enormous size and stunning architecture but also because of the unsolved…
It sounds absurd, but this book really exists and it is so haunting that people believe it possesses deadly power. The book is called Shadows From The Walls Of Death.
To protect the pink river dolphin, the world's largest river dolphin, scientists are working to decode the mysteries of its life and habitat...
Archaeologists were stunned when they discovered the mummy of a mysterious woman in a tomb for the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Who was this woman?
The strangely posed terracotta statue in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang has left archaeologists amazed.
Standing nearly 20m high from ground to head and more than 72m long from forelegs to tail, the Great Sphinx is one of the tallest and oldest sculptures in the world.
In fact, this is an extremely rare and difficult fish to catch, so not everyone can see them in their lifetime.
Today, the ancient tree in Kao Ting village is known as 'one of the most unique relics in China - the thousand-year-old camphor tree embracing a Buddha statue'.
A flock of sheep has been moving in mysterious circles for 12 days straight in northern China.
Research from the specimens identified four new species of king cobras instead of just one as previously.
Not long ago, a mysterious phenomenon quietly appeared in India, 'blood rain' fell continuously for two months, causing countless speculations and discussions.
Standing at over 3 meters (nearly 10 feet) tall, Gigantopithecus Blacki was the largest primate to ever exist on Earth (at least that we know of). The beast roamed all o…
Researchers have discovered secret scribbles in a medieval manuscript that is more than 1,200 years old.
A new study of the microscopic structure of black holes promises to open up opportunities to solve cosmic mysteries, physicists say.
We finally know how death rays, also known as heat rays, work.