Experience on the world's longest highway bridge: Drivers are afraid of 'stiffness', pregnant women give birth on the bridge
This is considered the longest bridge in the world for more than half a century.
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This is considered the longest bridge in the world for more than half a century.
A rare Sumatran rhinoceros has been born in Way Kambas National Park in Indonesia, offering hope for the conservation of endangered animals.
4,500 years ago, prehistoric people built a mysterious Stonehenge megalithic circle in what is present-day Wiltshire, England.
After discovering a dead mother shark, with 6 living embryos still in her stomach, Japanese scientists decided to raise them with the artificial womb technology they wer…
The woman has a strange disease that causes her body to be allergic to her own child, every time she comes close to her child, she has acne.
Life on Earth might not have evolved to advanced species like us if it weren't for the appearance of 2
Equipped with AI technology, robot nannies can monitor, care for, even evaluate and rank embryos while nurturing in the lab.
The girl from Texas, USA set a world record with a name with up to 1,019 characters, the longest name in the world.
As we all know, birth, old age, sickness, and death are inevitable, even unavoidable in human life, so we can only choose to accept death openly.
The Earth is giving birth to a mountain range greater than all that exist, thanks to a process of plate tectonics full of surprises.
The first cloned indigenous Tibetan pig in southwestern China's autonomous region has just given birth to its first litter of nine purebred piglets.
After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
Eindhoven University researchers have successfully developed a prototype of an artificial uterus, thereby helping to save the lives of premature babies and potentially s…
In the past 2 decades since its 'birth', a small satellite the size of a CubeSat shoebox has made a significant contribution to changing the world.
The new human species, Homo bodoensis, roamed the Earth half a million years ago, the ancestor