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NASA Space Flight Astronaut photographed a historic snowstorm on the East Coast of the United States from the International Space Station on the morning of January 23.
Seagulls fell into the water and caught a large octopus. But unfortunately, the intelligent octopus used its tentacles tightly around the beak and the head of the gull a…
The San Francisco earthquake tops. It caused 700 deaths compared to 114 of the Anchorage earthquake. Property losses in San Francisco are also larger, because fires have…
Jay Roode from Johannesburg and his wife gave up their careers to spend time traveling to Africa by private jet. Through pictures from above, the beautiful Africa is bea…
Red tide often occurs in the waters of Guangdong province, threatening the marine ecology and aquaculture industry here.
North Americans have the opportunity to observe a solar eclipse, when the Moon obscures part of the Sun.
Big green turtles wrap each other or pose in front of a photographer's lens, creating stunning scenes in the ocean.
America's Florida state coast is attacked by toxic blue algae tide, causing a lot of troubles for people, threatening aquatic species in the area.
It can be said that selfie is one of the most remarkable elements of smartphone era and social network. Let's look back at the most impressive selfies on the Internet.
Stunning images capture the glowing blue coast in the dark night by microorganisms.
A predatory otter has bumped into a row of sea crabs and nearly gets used by the crab to lose its right eye.
The varied and colorful natural forms along with the architectural works created from human hands have brought to Earth one
Aerial photographer Jason Hawkes made a project in Libya, using the Mi-8 helicopter. He flew along the Mediterranean coast, photographed Tripoli and a few ancient Roman…
The unmatched killer whale off the coast of Port Elizabeth, South Africa will probably not be able to survive without family members hunting and feeding it.
Water in many lakes in the United States turns green because of algae outbreaks, while China's east coast also suffers a similar situation.