Whale fossils found in vineyards
The largest whale fossil was discovered in Italy in one of the country's best vineyards. The five-million-year-old whale skeleton, 10 meters long, was dug up in Tuscany,…
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The largest whale fossil was discovered in Italy in one of the country's best vineyards. The five-million-year-old whale skeleton, 10 meters long, was dug up in Tuscany,…
A fossil with fierce form and sharp teeth found in Australia shows that the ancestors of blue whales today are not
A space whale-like image appeared in the telescope tube that shocked the scientific world.
A new study of the mysterious phenomenon involving the ancient worm of Osedax, which carved out the bones of marine species, was published in the Biology Letters section…
Take a look at the lively life around Earth with the latest images of global photographers posted in National Geographic magazine.
In this world, there are many things and mysterious phenomena that happen that have not been resolved - including the appearance of many extraordinary creatures.
Whale sharks are the largest surviving fish, while 7 mm Paedocypris carp is the smallest in the world.
The length of this animal's body will surely make the creature
Blue whales, giraffes, statues ... are on the list of the largest animals in the world. Each animal has its own characteristics to create a lively and exciting natural w…
The Arctic region is the northernmost part of the Earth. This is where the Sun only grows and dives once a year, once the Sun has risen, it will shine for six months.
Arctic terns, leather turtles, dragonflies are three of the animals with the longest migrations in nature.
The researchers said traces of the worm worm Osedax (bone-eating worms - also known as zombie worms) were discovered in a 3-million-year fossil specimen in Italy.
Norwegian researchers were amazed to discover more than 30 plastic bags and many plastic waste in the stomach of a stranded whale.
They were once giant animals that dominated for a while in certain periods in Earth's history.
Siberian tigers, Javanese rhinos or saola are rare animals classified as the most endangered in the world due to the effects of climate change and widespread hunting.