Daredevils turn sharks into yachts
Teenager Chris Kreis of Florida (USA) desperately drove whale sharks and returned to the video when fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. This rare sight occurred on June 8, wh…
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Teenager Chris Kreis of Florida (USA) desperately drove whale sharks and returned to the video when fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. This rare sight occurred on June 8, wh…
New research in the US has shown that marine fish are now evolving from freshwater fish. Scientists believe that this is why the ocean accounts for 75% of the Earth's su…
The fish, about 2 meters long, shot its whole body up to the surface of the water, as it flashed like a bolt of lightning into the river and suddenly raised its head. Th…
With a body length of 13 cm, giant river shrimp in the US has twice the size of normal river shrimp.
The only freshwater dolphin exists in the Yangtze River, China
The team of scientists led by the London Zoological Society (ZSL) studies the skeleton of two giant birds found on Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, Fox News reported yest…
In October 1886, the people of Hamilton, New Zealand were shocked to find the body of a sheep filtered in a barbaric manner.
Nile River plays an important role in the life of ancient Egyptians. Therefore, the ancient people cleverly used some tools and measures to measure the water level of th…
Before the XVIII century, people were surprised that the river hidden in this little-known desert had a glorious past comparable to the ancient Egyptian civilization.
According to scientists, from her DNA she could see that her ancestors almost certainly came to Alaska from 8,500 years ago, passing through the mainland connecting Beri…
The Goddess statue is sitting on a rock, the left foot is engraved with the word
A boatman found an ancient 18th-century sword of Asian origin beneath a Wales river while throwing a net.
On March 20, Chinese archaeologists announced the discovery of a treasure trove of more than 10,000 gold and silver items and jewelry dating back more than 300 years to…
Experts from the Canterbury Museum in New Zealand and the Senckenberg Institute in Frankfurt are currently studying the fossil skeleton believed to be the lower limb of…
Scientists found evidence that a river in southern Jordan was poisoned by lead 7,000 years ago by human metallurgy.