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Find hidden alien spacecraft under the Bermuda Triangle?
A treasure hunter has just discovered a surprisingly unexplainable thing hidden deep beneath the Bermuda Triangle Triangle.
Who was the first person to set foot in the Caribbean?
Many skeletons of five animals found on a small Caribbean island are evidence that humans lived in this area long before Christopher Columbus discovered it.
Rodents are like cats
Scientists have discovered a rodent that is as big as a cat, shaped like an overweight Guina mouse.
The people of Barbados attacked the discovery of the world's smallest snake
The tiny snake has sparked a heated debate in Barbados. Residents of the Caribbean rich country are heating blogs and clogging the radio to flare their anger at home.
The world lost forest area by 1,000 football fields per hour
According to figures released by the World Bank, Latin America and the Caribbean region have the largest decline in forest area in the world since 1990 up to now.
Shipwrecks reveal information about historic storms
Scientists are conducting research on undersea wrecks for more information about major storms in history.
The Caribbean region needs a solution to climate change
On April 30, the United Nations called on the international community to look for efficient, inexpensive investment models to help Caribbean island nations cope effectively with
The Caribbean region is vulnerable to climate and economic problems
On February 10, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and General Director of the United Nations Commission on Regional Economy of Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC),
The UN published a map of Latin American and Caribbean ecosystems
Ecosystem Atlas helps monitor environmental ecological changes to serve sustainable development on Earth.
Places where tsunamis can appear like Japan
Experts are concerned that Japan's tsunami-earthquake scenario a year ago killed thousands of people, can be recreated in many other parts of the world.