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From November 1, 2024, the Vietnam Military History Museum will officially open to welcome and serve visitors and offer free admission until the end of December 2024.
In Vietnam there exists an endemic species of venomous snake that lives only on a small island in Kien Giang province.
This rare and endangered animal was discovered in Vietnam's Truong Son mountain range in 1997.
A report published in the journal Zootaxa said that a new species of toad, belonging to the genus Oreolalax (scientific name: Oreolalax) has just been recognized as an e…
They are crystals of all colors, sparkling like jade, solid like diamonds, unbreakable by hammers, unburnable by fire.
The Vietnam Record Organization has just set the largest record in Vietnam for two whale skeletons restored and preserved at Lang Tan Relic (Ly Son island district, Quan…
The 800-year-old Troi tree in Huong Khe district (Ha Tinh) has just been recognized as a heritage tree by the Vietnam Heritage Tree Council.
This animal was included in the list of 10 strangest discoveries in the world by National Geographic in 2012.
In Vietnam, there are 4 species of cobras, all of which possess deadly venom.
This year, Vietnam has 19 scientists listed in Research.com's rankings, with Hanoi National University leading with 4 scientists.
Dr. Nguyen Thuy Ba Linh was honored at the TechWomen 100 award for her contributions to research and development of advanced materials technology for biomedical applicat…
A strong earthquake of 3.5 degrees (magnitude M) occurred in Luc Yen district (Yen Bai) on the afternoon of May 29. People near the epicenter clearly felt the shaking.
The 6.6 magnitude earthquake that occurred on the morning of May 27 shook sparsely populated areas, including the islands of Kao and Tofua.
In Vietnam, there is a species of snake with a scary name and an appearance identical to a venomous snake, but in fact this is a benign and completely harmless snake. Wh…