Archeology
Explore Baia - the ancient Roman city sunk deep under the sea for more than 500 years
Once the most luxurious place at that time, what remains of the city of Baia is now tucked away at the bottom of the deep ocean.
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Animal world
Why do animals in Japan suddenly 'rebellion', attacking people?
Recently, in Japan, there have been a series of attacks on humans and other unusual behaviors of many animals.
Science story
Explore the windiest places in the world
These are locations with frequent gusts of wind and the highest wind speeds ever recorded.
Biology
Poison Garden - The world's deadliest garden
Poison Garden in the city of Northumberland, England, is home to more than 100 different poisonous, hallucinogenic and anesthetic plants. And now it is open to the publi…
Photo library
The series of photos show the amazing transformation of the world's most famous cities over the past century
In just a few decades, many cities around the world have changed their faces, proving their rapid development.
Archeology
Iraq's answer to the ancient pyramids
Egypt has the Pyramids of Giza, and Iraq has the Ziggurat of Ur - an incredibly well-preserved engineering achievement that surpasses the ruins of an important ancient c…
New technology
The world's first all-hydrogen railway
14 hydrogen-powered trains with a maximum speed of 140 km/h begin operating on a nearly 100-kilometer railway connecting German cities
Photo library
The most beautiful city in the world with 'unique' urban architecture
Chester city is more than 2000 years old with poetic scenery voted as the most beautiful city in the world.
Archeology
Decoding the ancient Maya city
The ancient Maya city of Tikal, in present-day Guatemala, flourished from about 600 BC to 900 AD.
Science story
The reason why tourists are nauseated and hallucinating when coming to Paris
The French capital is a city steeped in history, home to top destinations. However, some tourists cannot fully enjoy their trip here.
Archeology
Discovered a Roman city in the Pyrenees
Archaeological treasures recently unearthed in the Pyrenees have revealed an ancient Roman imperial city and a section of the Via Domitia.
History
Surfing on the water like a god, what do you know about the history of water skiing?
In the summer of 1922, 18-year-old Ralph Samuelson made a bold decision at the time: try standing on a skateboard on Lake Pepin, a few blocks from where he lived.
Environment
A series of maps depicting the terrible heat waves in the US and Europe
An unusual heat wave is sweeping across Europe and the US, with temperatures reaching 45-46 degrees Celsius in some places.
1001 mystery
Found a strange object 8km long on the seabed suspected to be the vestige of an ancient city
In just one night, an entire most developed civilization was submerged in the depths of the ocean, leaving humans with a huge question mark that has yet to be explored.
Funny corner
Discover the largest insect-friendly 5-star hotel in Belgium
The Belgian city of Antwerp has just inaugurated an 'insect hotel' at the city's Ruggeveld cemetery in the Deurne district. This is truly a true 5 star hotel for bees an…