Animal world
Overwhelmed with thousands of turtles swimming ashore nesting eggs
The image of thousands of green turtles gathered at the edge of Australia's Great Barrier Reef during breeding season creates an interesting scene.
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Animal world
Thousands of species fled to the Earth's poles because of the warming climate
Global warming is forcing many animals around the world to flee from their normal habitats. But according to a complete analysis, marine species are fleeing six times fa…
Biology
Detecting a virus as likely as Medusa monster of Greek myth
Recently in a hot spring in Japan, scientists have discovered a new giant family of viruses with the ability to come out of Greek mythology.
Archeology
The thousand-year-old remains of the couple buried in the same grave
The remains of a couple of Northern Song dynasty were discovered in an ancient tomb made of bricks with a doorway on the partition to reunite in the afterlife.
Videos
The little frog 'defeated' a leopard
After the panther tried to touch its frog, the victim jumped to attack the predator and the leopard jumped back in surprise. After that, the newspaper left, and the frog…
Computer science
Useful tips for using MacBook lesser known
These are the little known features that make using the MacBook more efficient.
Discover science
9 things you probably didn't know about Jerusalem
The city has more than 1,500 parks and green gardens, each year hosting a festival of lights.
Archeology
Startled food thousands of years old can still be eaten
Over the years, several thousands of years old food and drink have been found by humans. Although yes
1001 mystery
The mystery of the ability to 'prophesy' thousands of years ago of the Greeks
An American historian recently pointed out the incredible coincidence that the ancient Greeks accurately predicted modern technology trends.
Archeology
The big question about dinosaurs was answered
After a long-standing question was answered, scientists confirmed that the first known human dinosaur could live underwater.
Biology
Strange creatures that look like 'giant dragonflies' attract thousands of viewers
Nicole Doctor was walking with his dog when he spotted a pitiful beetle 'writhing violently' on the brick floor.
Health
Why do women gain weight at menopause?
For most women, premenopause begins after age 40. The entire menopause lasts about 4 years and starts when the ovaries produce less estrogen.
Computer science
Former Apple Wi-Fi engineer points out 4 tips for better wireless use
The following four tips will help you master the wifi network easily.
Archeology
The giant 'half human half mantis' creature
The researchers found a half-human, half-human mantis dating back 4,000 to 40,000 years in a remote mountainous region.
Space science
Asteroids near the Earth have a porous structure
Data from Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft shows that the asteroid Ryugu is as highly porous as it is