Revealed about rare wolves who know how to swim, eat seafood
The island of Vancouver, Canada is one of the rare wolves in the world, swimming well and eating seafood mainly.
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The island of Vancouver, Canada is one of the rare wolves in the world, swimming well and eating seafood mainly.
The scientific name of this species is named Oriental eel (Chlopsis orientalis Tighe, Hibino & Nguyen). The name of the species is placed according to the collection loc…
People in the coastal town of Brantevik, in southern Sweden have expressed great regret when the oldest eel in the world Ale died at the age of 155.
The BBC's British news agency reported that Canada has discovered two separate gray wolf populations living in two adjacent areas in British Columbia - the westernmost s…
The otter's long-running battle against the US Government ended with the victory on the four-legged side.
A duck became famous in England's coastal city of Bournemouth, because it behaved like a dog when going to the street.
Go Cong Dong district is supported by the Southern Fruit Tree Institute (SOFRI) to implement the scientific project
Use small tools to dig small ditches in the field so that saline water settles down the ditches; The organization discharges water into the river at low tide and proacti…
Dr. S. Kathiresan, a lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology at AIMST University, Malaysia, discovered that durian flour, after being added with some chemicals, can…
Project of deploying the application of Formosat-2 satellite data to study the southern coastal region, which has just been internationalized,
According to RT, super typhoon Florence began to land in the eastern coastal provinces of the United States. Another storm, called Helene, is forming in the east of the…
Disposable nylon bags are one of the most popular items found in coastal landfills in New Zealand.
On the night of July 18, the typhoon landed on the mainland, the center of storms in the coastal areas of Nghe An and Thanh Hoa provinces was strong at level 7.
According to the study, Antarctic ice is melting at an alarming rate, with about 2,700 billion tons of ice disappearing in 25 years, from 1992 to 2017.
The disappearance of coral reefs in the world could cause coastal flooding to become twice as dangerous, and triple the destructive power of storms.