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After a very long journey, people still can not control the locust raging.
Experts from the University of Sheffield, UK are instructing refugees to create one
Mike Hughes, scientist who wants to prove the Earth is flat, died at age 64 in a rocket accident on February 22 in Barstow, California.
Special satellite images of NASA have highlighted the subtlety elevation in an area of the Sahara Desert, revealing the silhouette of a mysterious water world wider th…
The first grasshoppers have flocked to South Sudan, threatening the food security of one of the nations
Stupendemys geographicus, the tortoise with strong horns lived 13 to 7 million years ago in the same period as the giant crocodile.
In our impression, the desert is a very barren land, the main feature of which is water shortage.
What is the hottest place on Earth? A lot of people think that the equator is the hottest place, because the area of the equatorial sun shines all year round. Actually…
The largest grasshoppers in 25 years raging in East Africa, are a major threat to food security, especially in communities that have suffered from drought, war and famin…
Jordan is an Arab country in the Middle East that extends from the southern part of the Syrian desert to the Gulf of Aqaba.
Researchers from the University of Missouri on Tuesday announced the discovery of the oldest fossilized intestines on Earth in the Nevada desert.
The US space and space agency (NASA) has just released a new image of Marree Man, a giant drawing in South Australia that has puzzled scientists for decades.
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft landed gently in the desert in New Mexico state early in the morning on December 22.
A bizarre, almost intact, sea monster skeleton of great value for paleontology has been found in the Wadi Al Hitan whale valley (Egypt).
Researchers from Yamagata University, Japan announced the discovery of 142 new giant drawings on the Nazca plateau.