Scientists plan to bring back the Dodo bird, but how exactly will they do it?
The dodo, one of the largest birds on Earth, faced extinction in the late 17th century and was officially considered extinct by humans in 1662.
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The dodo, one of the largest birds on Earth, faced extinction in the late 17th century and was officially considered extinct by humans in 1662.
Video captures the incredible moment a fisherman caught a giant catfish.
In science fiction movies, characters use special machines, even hop into a futuristic car to travel back or forth in time.
Commercial whaling may not be the threat it once was, but that doesn't mean whales are safe from ships.
Dating back at least 3,600 years, the Nebra Sky Disk is considered the oldest astronomical map of cosmic phenomena.
Carvings on the bell tower suggest the temple dates from the reign of King Ptolemy VIII with some inscriptions possibly referring to his wife: Queen Cleopatra III.
Fossils of an ancient crocodile species have been discovered in Peru. Paleontologists believe the fossils date back more than 10 million years.
The discovery of a complex network of fish traps dating back 4,000 years shows how the Maya developed into a civilization in Central America and what is now southern Mex…
Onyx, the longest river in Antarctica, does not flow into the sea but flows in the opposite direction due to the unique geological features of this place.
An 'elderly' AI chatbot that specializes in tackling phone scammers has just launched in the UK and has already had more than 1,000 conversations with scammers.
Going back to the past or taking a shortcut to the future is a desire that humans seek to realize.
Throughout history, many unique armors have been designed and used in combat such as
This archaeological excavation provides a lot of data for the study of stone technology, production and life of ancient people in different periods in the region.
Among the 108 samples brought back to Earth by the Chang'e 6 spacecraft, there was one piece of rock that was completely different.
Solar Orbiter has sent back to Earth the highest resolution images of the Sun's surface to date, revealing many of the star's mysteries.