Beam of photos: Lion life
Are animals at high risk of extinction due to poaching, lions have wild life is very rich and charismatic.
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Are animals at high risk of extinction due to poaching, lions have wild life is very rich and charismatic.
The following series of X-rays shows the process of digesting a crocodile larger than it many times.
The hypothesis of having such a mantle plume at the bottom of the permafrost in Antarctica has been around for a long time, but recently NASA has confirmed the new evide…
As of November 4, Khanh Hoa province had at least 11 people died and 1 person missing. People here acknowledge that there has been such a strong storm since 1993.
Red light lines appeared in thunderstorms in Oklahoma, USA recorded by a cameraman.
Scientists have discovered a strange way to control the weather with lasers and will likely defeat the threat of drought.
People surfing with garbage, sea birds die because of eating plastic, inert forest trees, stinking living water ... is a manifestation of nature destroyed under populati…
The image of a volcano erupting in the sky was full of dust and lightning, making the scene look exactly the same
A giant ancient crater has been discovered hiding under a depth of 4,000m in one of the least explored areas of the Pacific.
A team of researchers from the University of Arizona and Central Florida (USA) believes that it is possible to completely change the direction of the
Scientists at Central Florida University have developed powerful laser beam technology, creating artificial rain and weather control.
According to initial evaluations, the authorities' determination of the cause of 42 deaths was caused by: old water supply and drainage pipes were blown, ...
If the lake is considered a green lung of Hanoi, the pollution is the cancer of this lung.
Have you ever felt that Sunday was so fast that you just woke up
Super typhoon Mangkhut with winds up to 270km / h landed in the Philippines early on September 15.