World's largest bee species revealed after nearly 40 years
A Wallace bee as big as an adult's thumb has just appeared in Indonesia after nearly 40 years.
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A Wallace bee as big as an adult's thumb has just appeared in Indonesia after nearly 40 years.
A rare shot captures a giant lightning bolt shooting up into the clouds instead of down. For years, this phenomenon has challenged scientists' understanding.
A parrot has suddenly become famous on social networks for possessing a skillful tongue that can turn a bolt from a screw, making viewers extremely impressed.
In 2021, the Arctic region saw 7,278 lightning bolts, twice as many as in the previous nine years combined. This is a rare phenomenon.
Although, Bolt has retired since 2017, but he still holds the title of the fastest runner on the planet, with a speed of approximately 44 km / h, running 100m in just 9.…
How fast can you run? The problem with this question is that it is quite vague. Are we talking about maximum speed, or the amount of time it takes you to complete a mara…
Is sitting in the car being struck by lightning? This must be the concern of many people in this rainy season.
A lightning bolt can make you understand the harm if it hits the ground, and the plane flying in the sky is not exposed to the problem.
According to HowStuffWorks, the danger of a lightning bolt is obvious: a lightning strike can be fatal.
Scientific research shows that the special structure of two knees can be the main cause of the overwhelming success of Jamaican sprinter athletes.
According to the results of a recent study, people who run fast are not due to long-term training, but because they have innate qualities that help them run fast.
Researchers found that wind turbines could become the center of incredible lightning storms, with lightning bolts that can spread up to 2km.
Usain Bolt - Jamaican athletes are dubbed
After two years, China released the first report on the giant light phenomenon seen in the east of this country on August 12, 2010.