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Strangely, burial of dead people lasted for years
In most countries of the world, burial of deceased people takes place very quickly, however, in Ghana - Africa the burial of the deceased is an extremely complex issue.
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Unique hotel planet: Guests sleep in Switzerland but must go to France to go to the bathroom
Arbez Franco-Suisse is a 2-star hotel, 3 floors located in the small town of La Cure, 8km north of Geneva, Switzerland.
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German newspaper voted 5 strongest TG weapons: China brought unexpected surprises
According to toutiao.com, a German newspaper recently voted five of the world's most powerful super weapons.
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The most expensive Asian cities in the world
Mercer Human Resource Consulting (UK) has published a 2018 Cost of Living report of 209 cities around the world.
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The lake covered the desert 650,000km2 after a tropical storm
Rub 'al-Khali, the world's largest unbroken sandy desert on the Arabian Peninsula, turned into an oasis with countless lakes after a tropical storm hit Mekunu last month.
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Mysterious place to see crocodiles like gods
Crocodile may be one of the most dangerous predators in the world, but at Bazoule, a small village in Burkina Faso, it is not uncommon to see someone riding on a crocodi…
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The world's 10 largest gold producers
In 2017, global gold production reached 3,247 tons. Below are the 10 largest gold producers in the world according to GFMS Gold Survey 2018.
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The arduous journey for Japanese chefs is allowed to process puffer fish
This is one of the types of fish that requires a license to be slaughtered in Japan - Japanese puffer fish.
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The largest ship explosion in history, killing 2000 people, leveling seaports
On a winter morning on December 6, 1917, a French captain took the SS Mont Blanc ship into a canal leading to the Canadian port of Halifax.
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Inside the world's first attack helicopter
AH-1W Super Cobra is the first helicopter in the world and is still active in the US Marine Corps force.
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Tribes live separately in the Amazon jungle with the custom of eating the dead bones
With 200 to 250 villages, the population of Yanomami today falls to about 32,000.
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Elon Musk's 'unbelievable' technology ideas
It is not difficult to realize that Elon Musk is currently one of the most influential figures in the field of technology today.
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The solution to the world's most terrifying cold tolerance
Wim Hof - a 53-year-old man from the Netherlands - currently holds the world record for cold tolerance.
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The 12-year-old girl set the highest record in the world
Sophie Hollins (12 years old) in Southampton, England, was recognized by Guinness World Records as the tallest girl in the world with the present height of 1.88 m, accor…
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Why did Mona Lisa become the most famous painting in the world?
The portrait of Mona Lisa hangs in the Louvre, protected by bulletproof glass and attracts thousands of visitors every day.