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The 40m tall fairy chimneys in Cappadocia are the result of volcanic activity and weathering over millions of years, providing a unique habitat for humans.
Mantis shrimps are famous for possessing club-like claws that can deliver fatal blows to everything from hard-shelled prey to the thick glass of an aquarium.
An ancient stone slab in Morocco has preserved intact creatures that could fill an important evolutionary gap.
Bunches of Arctic poppies trying to survive harsh weather. Scientists found them only about 51cm south of the world's northern pole.
New computer storage that can operate at temperatures so hot that rocks begin to melt could pave the way for computers to operate in the harsh environment on Venus.
Chinese scientists have developed the world's first tunneling and rock blasting machine (BBM), which can increase efficiency by more than 30% when drilling super-hard ro…
An extremely important event for our existence on Earth has been saved in ancient stones.
The rare rock thrush was photographed for the first time at Hug Point waterfall, Oregon, USA.
On our colorful planet, there are countless animals that possess brilliant appearances, attracting all eyes.
With the ability to hunt extremely fast and swallow humans whole, giant snakes are found globally, from Southeast Asia to South America and the United States.
The world of biology contains countless wonders and surprises that can surprise even the most knowledgeable people.
The Red Sea island of Zabargad is made of peridotite, a coarse-grained igneous rock filled with beautiful blue peridot gemstones.
The famous transparent and sparkling Golconda diamonds may originate from volcanic quarries 300km from where they are mined.
Soil has a high ability to absorb water, so why doesn't the water in large lakes soak all of it into the ground?
5 explanations surprised many people, even agricultural experts had to nod in approval