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Alexander the Great was poisoned by the Styx River?
Recently, scientists have speculated that Alexander the Great was killed by a deadly bacterium in the Styx river.
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Oceanography
'Dead zone' in the Gulf of Mexico expands record
US scientists estimate that the deadly waters in the Gulf of Mexico in 2017 will have twice the average area every year.
Oceanography
Balloons-like creature attacks the English coast
Portuguese Man of War, a highly toxic creature, can be deadly on the English coasts.
Oceanography
Deadly marine fish died along 4 central provinces
The coastline running through the provinces of Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien - Hue all recorded mass mortality of marine fish, many of which are far-shor…
Oceanography
Sharks are broken when they are bait
Photographer has captured a rare moment: The white shark falls a tooth in a deadly bait.
Oceanography
Exotic fish died of mass on the English coast
Countless other shape-shifting sun fish often drifted continuously into the coastal areas of the North Sea in recent days.
Oceanography
The poisonous sea snake is deadly
Researchers at the University of Queensland have discovered the secret of deadly venomous sea snakes that were once thought to belong to a single species.
Oceanography
Discover a new poisonous sea snake
Scientists have discovered an extremely toxic sea snake, an extremely mysterious shape from head to tail in the waters off the northern coast of Australia. It has the sc…
Oceanography
Seals die mass at the coast of Kazakhstan
The March 25 investigation found that 35 individuals of Caspi (Pusa caspica) seals died on the Caspian coast near the city of Bautino in southwestern Kazakhstan, trigger…
Oceanography
The mystery of giant waves
For centuries these deadly waves are considered myths - towering water walls are the cause of the mysterious disappearance of ships. However, on the occasion of welcomin…
Archeology
3,200 year cheese contains deadly bacteria in Egyptian tombs
The cheese jar is buried next to Ptahmes, the mayor of the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis, according to Long Room.
Archeology
Egypt opened the lid of ancient stone coffin 2,000 years
The mysterious black coffin does not contain Alexander the Great's corpse or the deadly curse as previously speculated.
Archeology
The 800-year-old skeleton contains 'ghost cells' of deadly bacteria
The nodules on a woman's skeleton contain
Archeology
Egyptian Pharaoh and deadly curse
The curse is placed on the entrance to the tomb of ancient Egyptian Pharaohs to protect them from being disturbed or looted.
Archeology
The deadly weapon of the terracotta army, the tomb of Qin Shi Huang
The terracotta army holding the tomb of Qin Shihuang is equipped with weapons capable of defeating the enemy with a single arrow.