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66 million years ago, a giant meteorite crashed into Earth, transforming life on the planet, wiping out the dinosaurs and ushering in a new era in biology.
Jacu bird coffee is one of the most expensive coffees in the world, selling for around $1,000/kg.
Before he could rejoice at discovering a valuable black pearl in his food, the man was saddened because the pearl was damaged and its value had seriously decreased.
Sometimes, because people do not make mistakes, do not commit crimes that would warrant imprisonment, the prisons are empty, and the country has to import more prisoners…
Italian historian reveals the secret of the bridge that appears in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece Mona Lisa.
A famous YouTuber has introduced a small bicycle that looks like a toy car but can 'carry' 100kg.
Some scientists hope to better understand the volcano's activity by learning how the circular smoke rings that hover above it form.
In fact, this is an extremely rare and difficult fish to catch, so not everyone can see them in their lifetime.
The monster's jaws alone were 1.3m long. It was a completely new species, described as
While excavating the remains of an ape in the Middle East, scientists were puzzled by strange, spherical limestone objects.
NASA astronomers recently discovered a cross-shaped structure that resembles a crucifix located at the center of the galaxy.
Before man first set foot on the Moon, Johannes Hevelius published a detailed lunar atlas down to every crater.
PM 1-322 - a cosmic object that looks like a purple-blue ghostly eye staring straight at Earth - was discovered in 2005 but scientists have only now learned what it is.
Today, the ancient tree in Kao Ting village is known as 'one of the most unique relics in China - the thousand-year-old camphor tree embracing a Buddha statue'.
Some ancient viruses locked away in the Siberian permafrost since the Ice Age have been revived to combat the effects of climate change.