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Many bridge collapse disasters around the world are the result of diverse causes, from design mistakes to extreme weather and human error.
Dubbed the 'Crystal Eye' of the Inuit, Pingualuit Crater was once a destination for explorers looking for diamonds. But its real treasures are the stories its deep seas…
Local people were surprised by the images recorded in a forest in Quebec, Canada, showing a strange phenomenon like this forest is ... breathing.
In a cold place like the forests in Quebec (Canada), the snow just started to melt. This is not worth mentioning if the snow doesn't melt ... systematically like this!
Canada not only owns one of the largest economies in the world, it also contains many interesting surprises that few people know.
Looking at this picture, do you think that this thousand-pound stone is dangling to threaten the sky of Quebec and it will make you afraid because the new geological dis…
About 35km north of Inukjuak - an Inuit village in northern Quebec - about 35km there is an unusually rising rock strip from the ground.
Recently, Laval University in Quebec City (Canada) published a new study in the Journal of US Infection Control, confirming that bacteria can proliferate and develop on…
Local Canadian officials are very worried about the emergence of Asian carp in the Saint Lawrence River.
On December 3, the first snowstorm of winter in North America blew through most of the northeastern United States and Canada. According to preliminary statistics, 17 peo…
A giant cloud of dust from Egypt flies over the Red Sea, the Milky Way appears above a valley in Turkey as beautiful spectacle scenes this week.
A hotel staff member happened to capture the moment the snowy owl hit the white snow field near Saint Barthelemy, Quebec, Canada.
The strange gap image appears in the dark clouds in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, causing many witnesses to feel excited, MSN on 8/12 reported.
On October 31, Canadian officials announced the discovery of waterbirds infected with bird flu in Quebec and Manitoba, but this is not a dangerous H5N1 strain.
People who use their nose to look for toilets at the La Providence golf course in Quebec, Canada do not do that now because all toilets are completely '