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In the West, there is a very beautiful and very smart bird that can be raised as a pet or to guard the house instead of a dog, that is the tit bird.
If cobras stand out thanks to their ability to raise their heads and spread their necks to threaten, another venomous snake in Vietnam stands out and is easily recogniza…
The HIV/AIDS epidemic is becoming more complicated, with the transmission pattern changing from blood-borne transmission in drug addicts to sexual transmission.
The IUCN Red List calls for urgent protection of this species because they are at risk of complete extinction in the wild.
The blunt-toothed swordtail swallowtail is a rare swallowtail found from Nepal and northern India, and the highlands of Vietnam.
Tithonia diversifolia, also known as the sunflower, is a vibrant wildflower known for its bright yellow color every winter. Here are some interesting facts about this fl…
This is an extremely poisonous snake and is more poisonous than other poisonous snakes such as king cobras, banded kraits or banded kraits...
Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Chi Thiem, 45 years old, won the World Young Astronomer Lecture Award presented by Central University in Taiwan and Delta Electronics Corpo…
Scientist, Professor Nguyen Thi Ngoc Phuong received the 2024 Ramon Magsaysay Award in Manila, Philippines for her contributions to science.
Tiger Fist - Elephant Re used to be the scene of life-and-death fights between elephants and tigers, which were once famous and were known as the 'Roman arena of Vietnam…
The Military History Museum was captured with a 360-degree camera and uploaded to a digital platform, allowing people living far away to experience some areas online.
The nine-spurred chicken is mentioned in the legend of Son Tinh - Thuy Tinh as a dowry that King Hung required to choose a son-in-law for his daughter.
This animal statue was discovered at the Doc Chua archaeological site in Binh Duong province, and is the only artifact with no similar artifacts in nearly 2,000 years.