Shocking discovery: 3 million year old 'technology item' not made by humans
Tools made with advanced technology from 3 million years ago have been found on the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa.
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Tools made with advanced technology from 3 million years ago have been found on the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa.
In 1522, humans completed the first circumnavigation of the world by sea.
Thought to have disappeared forever, this strange reptile has reappeared in Australia after half a century.
Lying off the rugged coast of Victoria, this strange island remains a mystery to this day.
Scientists have recently discovered terrifying, ghostly creatures living in the deep sea in Australia, where environmental conditions are harsh.
The block of gold found by two British people more than 100 years ago in Victoria weighs 72kg, is 0.6 meters long and nearly 0.3 meters wide.
One of the special birds in the Southern Hemisphere is endangered in numbers due to habitat loss and for a very good reason.
On July 4, experts at Kew Gardens in London (UK) said they had discovered a new giant water lily, which appeared for the first time since the middle of the 19th century.
The 67-million-year-old triceratops specimen from Montana astounds researchers with 266 bone fragments preserved to date.
It is a very special tree created by a gardener in Victoria, Australia with 10 different types of fruit and is recorded as the tree with the most fruit in the world.
Australians in central Victoria were shocked to see a trail of fire through the night sky last Friday. Some have suggested that it was a trace of aliens.
In Victoria, Australia, archaeologists discovered fossils of a long-necked dinosaur, thought to evolve into a plant-eating species from their predatory ancestors.
The Tully monster is known to be one of the most controversial ancient creatures because for decades no one has been able to explain exactly which species.
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.
Victoria's fire burned down the dense vegetation, revealing canals of the irrigation system that were older than the Egyptian pyramids.