The landslide disaster in Papua New Guinea killed more than 300 people
On May 26, the Papua New Guinea government officially confirmed that more than 300 people died and 4,000 people were affected by a landslide in a village in this country.
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On May 26, the Papua New Guinea government officially confirmed that more than 300 people died and 4,000 people were affected by a landslide in a village in this country.
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Capybara water guinea pigs are the largest rodents in the world. As noted, there has been an individual weighing nearly 100kg in Brazil.
The most realistic images of the life of a predatory tribe in New Guinea, who share wives with each other and have no sexual barriers.
Freshwater crocodiles are endemic to the mysterious island of New Guinea.
An expedition to the New Guinea island in the Pacific discovered three completely new tree frogs.
Papua New Guinea (abbreviated as PNG) covers an area of more than 400 thousand km2 located in the Pacific Ocean, including two main islands formerly known as Papua and…
According to the RC, many nations in the world still maintain rituals using their own bodies to create works of art.
Sambians have incredible weird habits: Drinking sperm to be recognized
Scientists think somewhere around 60,000 to 100,000 years ago, the first human ancestors migrated from Africa, meeting the first large group of gibbons in Eurasia.
Antarctic ice sea, jungle Papua New Guinea, Chile's Atacama desert ... are 3 of 10 lands still quite alien to humans,
Scientists have discovered a truth that makes everyone feel cold and chilly after studying the practice of a cannibal tribe in Papua New Guinea, the Pacific island natio…
Why does science lose its work to create the most idyllic fruit in the world? Simply because millions of people will be saved.
Images of a giant banana species in Papua New Guinea caused a strong community, banana seed Musa ingens, banana leaves Musa ingens