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There are discoveries that make us completely change the long-standing notions of the world we live in. The content of this story is also such a thing.
Canada has just announced the first case of a woman with a rare brain syndrome: recovering from a stroke, she began to speak in a different voice.
In Zhili there is a world-famous giant rock beach that has been under 5,000 years of history. On a circular valley with a diameter of 200m, large stone columns stand in…
Tropical forests evolve twice as fast as their cousins in temperate regions. This may explain why tropical regions have more species than other regions.
Scientists first witnessed small-scale dust storms from the end of May 2018, but by June 20, dust storms had invaded the entire Red planet.
When it comes to finding a new planet to live in, Mars is the best choice for humanity.
Identify hundreds of collective dead sei whales and drift into fjords in Chile that change the coastal landscape for a long time.
If you spend 3 seconds to google the impact of climate change on the globe, you will immediately receive millions of results, and only the negative information.
A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
Jared Herd divers records the performance of colors of octopus while hunting in waters near Gili Trawangan Island, Indonesia, Story Trender reported on February 7.
Thanks to anticoagulant glycoprotein in the body, notothenioid fish can survive the global freezing phenomenon, causing a large number of organisms to become extinct 42…
The island's remote location helped penguins thrive.
Research using robotic submarines to explore the Havre underwater volcano can change people's understanding of what happens beneath the surface of the Earth.