The smallest monkeys in the world
Biological researchers have introduced a series of photos about pygmy Marmosets, the world's smallest monkey living in South America.
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Biological researchers have introduced a series of photos about pygmy Marmosets, the world's smallest monkey living in South America.
Recently, the researchers discovered a black-and-white photograph taken during the Boer War (1880-1902) that had an image of a 178-year-old tortoise. This is probably th…
The Amsterdam albatross has just been proved by biologists of the University of Lethbridge (Canada) to be one of the world's most isolated and rare species. This seabird…
The world's longest python in captivity has died in a zoo in Ohio, USA, after spending time with a tumor.
The tiny snake has sparked a heated debate in Barbados. Residents of the Caribbean rich country are heating blogs and clogging the radio to flare their anger at home.
The world's smallest snake has just been discovered on the Caribbean island of Barbados. When the snake grows, it has an average length of less than 4 inches (about 10 c…
Authorities in Curitiba City, Brazil have just released a public bus that is advertised as the longest in the world.
Vostok Station, Ellesmere Island, Oymyakon Village, Bangkok City, Death Valley ... are famous landmarks with low temperatures and record highs.
The two polar regions of the Earth, where the climate is always cold, but Antarctica and the Arctic contain many different things.
It is estimated that fossil fuel consumption accounts for 60-80% of the total oxygen consumption in the last century.
Recently, staff at the Grand Teton National Park of the United States had to temporarily shut down some areas, when cracks on the ground appeared more and more.
According to forecasts from 2017, by the end of this century, global temperature will likely rise higher than that level, up to about 3.2 degrees C.
Fuego volcano erupted in early June leaving heavy damage to Guatemala. However, this is still not the most volcanic potential disaster in the world.
WWF reports that the density of plastic beads in the Mediterranean is nearly four times higher than other seas in the world.
These lakes are likened to nature's masterpieces because of their uniqueness and incredible beauty.