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Shocking discovery: Philippine bats as big as adults.
Recently, photos of bats the size of humans have appeared on social media, causing a stir among netizens.
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Unbelievable story after man saves red-crowned crane
A man in India has formed an unlikely bond with a red-crowned crane he rescued after finding the animal with a broken leg.
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Mystery of white stone statue wearing crown believed to be Queen Cleopatra
A small statue of a woman wearing a royal crown may depict Queen Cleopatra VII, an archaeologist says.
Animal world
Sarus Crane - The World's Highest Flying Bird
Despite its large size, up to 1.8m in height, the red-crowned crane is capable of flying at an impressive speed of 72 km/h.
Space science
Once-in-a-millennium phenomenon: The October sky has an 8th Big Dipper?
Telescopes around the world have turned their attention to the constellation Corona del Toro, waiting for the appearance of a new star as bright as the Big Dipper.
Scientific application
Greenhouse 'transforms' from gem to crown
The 141 m2 Glasshouse greenhouse grows rare plants, which can be opened and closed to protect the plants inside depending on weather conditions.
Archeology
Investigate the 'conspiracy theory' about the 340-year-old ghost ship that buried the crown prince of England
After 15 years of painstaking research, the truth about a ghost ship half-buried on the seabed is gradually revealed.
Oceanography
Rare footage of newly identified deep-sea jellyfish
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute announced the discovery of an unusual species of crown jellyfish in the genus Atolla.
Videos
NASA unveils 'Sun's 10-year life' video
NASA has just released an hour-long video in which astronomers synthesize images of the Sun collected after a decade of observation.
Oceanography
Discover extremely rare purple deep sea creatures drifting off Australia's coastline
A woman walks on the beach south of Sydney, Australia, to her astonishment when a strange purple creature is washed ashore.
Oceanography
Rare purple creatures washed up on Australian beaches
Strange creatures are likely jellyfish, large jellyfish species and have many stings but not dangerous to humans.
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Why does every beer bottle cap have 21 aliases?
Beer is a great beverage for the summer, and is an integral part of many parties. But maybe not everyone knows interesting information related to jagged beer caps.
Archeology
The mystery of the female remains is crowning in ancient thousand-year tombs in China
In the end, the owner was a royal female magician, or a sick princess who passed away, or both cases, made people curious. But sure, true identity will be answered in th…
Archeology
Discovered a strange 50,000-year-old crown in Siberia
The ancient crown was identified by mammoth ivory archaeologists found in Siberian Denisova cave.
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Discover the Statue of Liberty in America
Since 1886, the statue of liberty has been considered a symbol of America. Many people who migrate to the United States consider this a symbol of freedom and wealth. You…