New discoveries about the mysterious language of whales
Scripps Institution of Oceanography researchers for the first time know why blue whales on the deep ocean emit a sound like singing. They recorded this sound and provide…
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography researchers for the first time know why blue whales on the deep ocean emit a sound like singing. They recorded this sound and provide…
From May 5-7 every year is the migratory season of sardines. billions of children form horrifying storms in the ocean off the coast of south Africa. This dance is also t…
Scientists discovered fossils of an extinct creature with her cubs 185 million years ago.
The body of a 10-year-old child is considered a vampire in ancient Rome just discovered in Italy, according to The Sun.
Between 3100 and 2800 BC, in order to show off their power, the bronze rulers used dozens of young children and young people to make sacrifices.
All of the children and camels here are thought to have been killed for sacrificial rituals 500 years ago.
Mexican City archaeologists have found the skeleton of a child at the foot of an ancient temple, believed to be the scapegoat of the Sun and the God of Aztec War.
This painful cemetery includes 56 skeletons of children aged 11-14 and 30 young camel skeletons, dating back to 1200-1400 AD.
According to NYT, in 2005, Hungarian archaeologist Dr. Janos Balazs found the arm of a mummy child holding a greened coin.
Hundreds of children and camels were thought to have been killed in a sacrificial rite from pre-Colombo in Peru.
The research team at Northwestern University in China discovered fossils of the ancient Fuxianhuia protensa at the Chiungchussu Geological Formation in Kunming, southern…
Compared to 8 others buried in graves, two Russian boys received special attention.
Recently, experts checked DNA from the teeth of two Egyptian Egyptian mummies in the Manchester Museum and discovered a big secret.
Researchers discovered toys and other products during excavation in ancient archaeological sites.
In 1999, a group of scientists discovered the fate of three Incan children at 6,705m altitude in the Llullaillaco volcano region (Argentina).