Biology
The world's rarest flower ever lost Darwin's whole life
The father of evolutionary theory Charles Darwin asserts that as a flowering plant, it is inevitable that butterflies and bees are suitable for pollination. But when fac…
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Animal world
Introducing the world's largest tiger and tiger
Tigers are considered painted gods, which symbolize many beliefs and religions. In many East Asian and Southeast Asian countries, the tiger is respected and valued, espe…
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Be overwhelmed with the most surprising world records in 2019
The early months of 2019 recorded many incredible world records, requiring many detailed plans with the participation of a large number of volunteers.
Biology
Revealing the secret of spiders creating the world's most durable silk thread
Scientists have deciphered the genome of a Madagascar spider that produces the world's most durable and largest spider webs, and found a unique protein that makes spider…
Oceanography
This jellyfish is extremely dangerous, and its sperm also have an extremely creepy name
This jellyfish kills up to 100 people every year, and now its sperm is scary.
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Little known things about the most flat country in the world
Maldives is made up of about 1,200 islands with altitudes not exceeding 2.4 meters above sea level.
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Discover mysterious underground structures in Russia
The newly discovered underground structure in Russia may be part of the ancient fortress of Naryn-Kala, a UNESCO cultural heritage located in the town of Derbent in the…
Environment
The Arctic is burning very strongly and the fire is so big that it can be seen from outer space
The fire reached 100,000 hectares, becoming one of the largest fires in the world. It is causing serious and extremely unpredictable consequences.
Videos
The video rarely shows the original tribal people in the Amazon forest
The video shows a threatened tribal person holding a machete and spear, while hunting in the Amazon rainforest.
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The title of the world's steepest road changed owners
A new Wales path is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's steepest, breaking the previous record set in New Zealand.
Archeology
The 115 million-year fossil of the world's oldest lilies
The researchers discovered intact fossils to every cell of the world's oldest lilies in Brazil.
Space science
China announced plans to 'hunt' aliens with the largest telescope
China has announced the latest plan, searching for planets that live outside the Solar System by using the world's largest sound telescope to detect magnetic fields.
Scientific works
Is the Three Gorges Dam in China deformed?
The distorted image of the Three Gorges Dam (China) is attracting the attention of media both inside and outside China.
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Decipher the mysterious 'warm snow' of the Dead Sea
A long-standing mystery beneath the Dead Sea is the presence of a strange kind of snow, much warmer than regular snow.
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The most complex 500 billion watch on the planet and the curse make everyone afraid
Prince Sheikh Saud Bin Mohammed Al-Thani died suddenly at the age of 48 and continued to leave a haunting mystery related to the most expensive and most beautiful clock…