Biology
Discover the world's tallest monocotyledonous plant
A giant, strange palm with straight trunks, surprisingly high up to 50 meters, is only found in Colombia.
Population
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Articles about Population
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Animal world
Birds pluck their prey's feathers and put them in stone 'prisons'
The Eleonora falcon on Mogador island captures other small birds alive, plucks their flight feathers and stuffs them into rock crevices as a reserve food source.
Science story
Top 12 body features that seem normal but are rare, not everyone can own
Try to check if you have the following strange body features!
Oceanography
Amazing new discovery about humpback whales
Humpback whales share songs with each other during migration. This is one of the amazing finds that scientists have just discovered.
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Learn about Africa
Africa (or Africa) is the second largest continent in the world in terms of population (after Asia), and the third in area (after Asia and the Americas).
Animal world
Invasive animals: The unexpected savior of the Australian crocodile
Invasive animals can cause damage to local ecosystems. But sometimes they can be an essential food source for predators on the verge of extinction.
World celebrity
An outstanding scientist with an invention that saved billions of people but also harmed millions of others
Fritz Haber is a special phenomenon in history when it has both great contributions to the survival of billions of people around the world, but at the same time, it also…
Science Events
'Element of life' is about to run out: Is the world on the brink of crisis?
The use of phosphate fertilizers has quadrupled in the past 50 years as the global population has grown. But this resource is gradually depleting.
Archeology
The cause of shock that caused the Maya empire to evaporate: Warning about the apocalypse is real
A research team has combined a wealth of historical records with new analyzes of Mayan remains from the late empire, pointing to a kind of apocalypse that we ourselves m…
Oceanography
Humpback whales know how to 'learn' complex songs from different regions
Researchers at the University of Queensland (Australia) believe that whales have the ability to learn complex songs from different regions.
1001 mystery
Etruscans: Brilliant Ancient Civilization, Mysterious to Scientists
Recent DNA analyzes confirm these enigmatic Romans did not originate from the Near East but from the Italian peninsula.
Animal world
Kangaroo Island small kangaroos are in danger of extinction
New research in the journal Scientific Reports finds feral cats are a major threat to the critically endangered possum population on Kangaroo Island.
Animal world
Wolves can change the flow of rivers
In the 1920s, wolves disappeared from Yellowstone National Park. Nearly a hundred years later, the rivers have changed their course. What happened?
Animal world
New polar bear population discovered in Greenland
A distinct and genetically isolated population of polar bears has been recorded in southeastern Greenland.
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Tiny kingdom in the middle of Europe: The richest place in the world but very few people know the name!
Not only possessing the highest GDP per capita on the planet, Liechtenstein is an ancient land, beautiful in a completely different way.