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The great ideas of Alexander the Great's army were invincible before every battle and never trembled at any kind of attack, but only because of the small grains of sand…
High cholesterol not only makes you threatened by cardiovascular disease. New research shows that the world's fifth-leading premature death is also linked to cholesterol.
One of the most beautiful marine creatures divers and photographers have the opportunity to meet when diving deep into the sea floor.
Marbled Cone snail possesses an extravagant appearance but is considered to be the most venomous snail on the planet, which can be deadly.
Giant sausage fruit can be dangerous but also contains many useful substances used as medicine.
10,000 years ago, a deadly virus 'hit' in northeastern Africa, they spread through the air, attacking the victims' skin, bone marrow, spleen and lymph nodes.
A town in Western Australia is so dangerous that local officials have to remove its name from the area map.
The team from Cooper University in Camden has announced a new threat to beaches for visitors. The report is published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Nyora, dubbed the deadly ship, could be the bottom of the sea of 14 people missing in the shipwreck 102 years ago.
A mass of about 3m ugly radioactive material with a wrinkled surface, like bark and glass, was formed during the Chernobyl disaster in April 1986 named 'death heart' - t…
At least two tons of giant Mekong catfish are recovered at a reservoir in northern Thailand due to drought.
Australian scientists have successfully prepared a vaccine that can fight many deadly respiratory diseases at the same time.
A giant hole may have appeared every two years on the Martian atmosphere, sucking its entire ocean into space.
You all know cyanide is an extremely toxic substance, only a small amount of this substance is enough to make you travel to the extreme.
Scientists are testing new plasma technology that can kill 99.9% of deadly airborne germs.