Oceanography
Detecting a sudden 'water monster' in the Fukushima Sea
A Japanese fisherman was shocked when he caught a mutant wolves, twice the size of normal waters off the coast of this country, near the Fukushima nuclear power plant -…
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Oceanography
Killer whales tore tiger sharks into pieces
Three killer whales rushed to attack, biting the poor tiger shark, before tearing their prey into pieces.
Oceanography
Jellyfish makes the nuclear plant shut down
The recent giant of jellyfish makes one of Sweden's largest nuclear power plants shut down.
Oceanography
Jellyfish species can 'knock down' American carriers
Jellyfish and sea creatures have appeared on Earth since about half a billion years ago, possibly more dangerous than our long-held concept. They can even attack nuclear…
Oceanography
Fish near the Fukushima power plant are contaminated 2,500 times higher
Fish caught near Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) is 2,500 times higher than the safe level.
Oceanography
The whale is shallow in Australia
Australian lifeguards are using jet-powered amphibious vehicles, excavators and human power to save 194 whales and dolphins stuck on a beach.
Oceanography
Sea Sam and risks
It may be with some people who look a little old-fashioned, or like a battery-powered device or it may be like a Roomba vacuum cleaner that Wilma Flintstone invented. Bu…
Archeology
Excavation of a series of killed children bones as sacrifices
Between 3100 and 2800 BC, in order to show off their power, the bronze rulers used dozens of young children and young people to make sacrifices.
Archeology
What is the red liquid 16,000 people want to drink in Egyptian coffins?
According to New.com.au, red liquid decomposes 3 mummies in a coffin made of black granite in Alexandria, Egypt.
Archeology
The 4000-year-old ship runs solar energy buried deep at the base of the Giza pyramid
Experts found many tombs intact and stored countless valuable items buried for thousands of years.
Archeology
Life of dinosaurs so far without extinction
Scientists have studied and hypothesized that if the collision does not occur or occur with less destructive power, now how dinosaurs will evolve and live, according to…
Archeology
The secret behind the death of the last Pharaoh
According to history books, the Third Ramesses took the supreme power of ruling Egypt from 1186 BC to 1155 BC.
Archeology
Qin Shihuang's mysteries of pearls
Created from the jewel of Qin Shihuang, the pearl of the national tradition of Qin Shihuang is the treasure that the kings of the future would like to capture.
Archeology
Found the largest Viking ax ever
Danish archaeologists have discovered one of the largest Viking axes ever found, buried inside the grave of a
Archeology
New discoveries on human sacrifice: Help strengthen power in a classifying society
In the past, human sacrifices, which were thought to be associated with primitive societies.