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Appearing in nearly every sea of the globe, seaweed is not only familiar to many coastal communities but can also play a huge role in the fight against global change.
According to science, when dead fish will lose the ability to maintain equilibrium and their bodies will be turned upside down. So, if you see a fish swimming on its sid…
This phenomenon is born under the influence of the G-force, it causes the faces of pilots to age clearly but can also make them younger in just a few seconds.
Court clowning was perhaps one of the most unique medieval professions in Europe.
At a depth of 3 km above the ground of a mine, scientists have found ancient water between the rocks. After analysis, they determined the age of this country to be more…
When she was just four years old, little Shanti Devi started telling her parents amazing details about her 'past life' life in a strange town, more than 100km away.
Sea cucumber is a sea creature that many divers have to risk their lives to find because of its high price.
During summer, some areas of ice and snow cover a light to dark red color, creating a fancy sight known as 'watermelon snow'.
New photos from NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars have revealed a strange sight
A few miles north of the Panama Canal district is the Square Tree valley - a unique tourist attraction, home to exotic, square-shaped trees.
We are all too familiar with convenient plastic bottled water that we can carry with us. But the Russians used to have canned drinks that looked like cans of meat.
When feeding a two-headed snake, experts must use a drinking cup to block its other end to avoid choking.
This image is so perfect that almost anyone can be convinced that this could be an alien hideout, or even a portal to another universe.
Looks like a creature from the alien monster movies, but in fact the strange creature you see is conchoderma auritum - rabbit ears. This is a species of the upper mandib…
Nestled among the moss in Australia's ponds and streams is the 'Mouth almighty' - a special fish with large and powerful jaws that can catch passing prey.