Tigris River: The Origin of Human Civilization
The mighty Tigris River is where humans first developed agriculture, writing and the wheel. But this river, once the lifeblood of the ancient world, is facing threats.
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The mighty Tigris River is where humans first developed agriculture, writing and the wheel. But this river, once the lifeblood of the ancient world, is facing threats.
Onyx, the longest river in Antarctica, does not flow into the sea but flows in the opposite direction due to the unique geological features of this place.
Saudi Arabia has launched the Riyadh Metro driverless metro system, which can carry 3.6 million passengers per day when completed.
Rivers of water vapor stretching more than 1,000 miles across the sky have been moving from temperate regions closer to the poles over the past 40 years.
Chinese electric car giant Wuling has just launched a new step forward in mobile charging station technology for electric vehicles (EVs).
The volume of plastic waste globally has doubled in 20 years, from 156 million tons in 2000 to 353 million tons in 2019 and is expected to nearly triple to more than 1 b…
A giant fish species thought to be extinct has just been discovered in the Mekong River, through Cambodia.
Researchers say this fish species, scientifically named Opsariichthys rubriventris, is distinguished by several characteristics, such as having 13 - 14 scales on its bac…
According to new research, Mount Everest is 15-50m higher than before and is still growing taller every year for an unexpected reason.
China is building an unprecedented dam system along its longest river.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reported on global water scarcity, with water levels of major tributaries to the Amazon - the largest river on Earth - at rec…
On the night of October 9, super storm Milton made landfall in Florida, causing terrible heavy rain.
The unexpected phenomenon that occurred within a few seconds surprised and frightened tourists.
Along the Gandak River in India, gharial crocodiles are being rescued from the brink of extinction by local people.
Environmentalists say climate change and global warming are not only drying up rivers in the Amazon but also causing unprecedented wildfires, destroying the parched vege…