Oceanography
Cloned creatures could be longer than blue whales
Siphonophores are unusual animals consisting of many individual organs called zooids, each zooid having a distinct function despite being genetically identical.
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Animal world
Two men go fishing and catch a giant oarfish
Two Australian men have caught a giant oarfish - one of the world's rarest fish - in the Top End.
Animal world
Flock of 50 rare and mysterious parrots discovered in Australia
Indigenous rangers in Western Australia have discovered a colony of 50 night parrots, one of Australia's rarest and most mysterious birds.
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Why is Hoh Xil called the 'human forbidden area'?
Located on the Tibetan plateau, Hoh Xil has an average altitude of over 4,500 meters, with many peaks over 6,000 meters high.
Oceanography
A startling new discovery about the sound of blue whales
Scientists have just published new research on the sound of blue whales - the most mysterious animals on the planet.
Oceanography
The scientist communicated with the whale for 20 minutes
Scientists from the SETI Institute, the University of California Davis and the Alaska Whale Foundation made the breakthrough when they had a 20-minute conversation with…
Space science
A giant structure hidden in deep space is challenging human understanding of the universe
A giant structure in the distant universe is challenging our understanding of how the universe evolved.
Animal world
Discover the secrets of the wildebeest in the African grasslands!
In the vast African grasslands, there is a special group of creatures called the wildebeest.
Videos
Rare video: Sea of clouds rushing down the mountain like a waterfall
A breathtaking natural scene was recorded in Chongqing, China on May 5, when a sea of clouds rushed down the mountain like a waterfall.
Computer science
Microsoft launches AI that tracks everything you do on your computer
The new system is called
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Why do we hear someone calling our name when we enter the wilderness?
Auditory pareidolia is a phenomenon in which people can hear familiar sounds in quiet situations.
Space science
Finding the origin of cosmic particles that pass through our bodies billions of times per second
About a trillion tiny particles called neutrinos pass through you every second. Created in the Big Bang, these primordial neutrinos exist throughout the entire universe,…
Archeology
Discovering a mysterious 4,200-year-old 'zombie grave' in Germany
German archaeologists accidentally found an area they called
Videos
Video: How do window blinds work?
Roller blinds with horizontal louvres have a simple zipper-based operating mechanism and are commonly used to cover windows.