China is rapidly turning into a desert
Desertification is devouring thousands of square kilometers of Chinese agricultural land each year, becoming an unprecedented challenge in this country.
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Desertification is devouring thousands of square kilometers of Chinese agricultural land each year, becoming an unprecedented challenge in this country.
The city of Jiuquan, Gansu Province, northwestern China has been attacked by a sandstorm, with the size of local newspapers being like Bible events.
Many parts of Arizona were sunk in dust storms on August 18, in which a city covered by dust was 88 kilometers wide.
When passing through the lake in Fullerton, California, USA, photographer Andrew Lee has witnessed the intense hunting of a crested sea duck.
An amateur photographer records the moment the cormorant straightens its rocket fish and devours a half-meter-long prey in just a few minutes.
Camels can devour a spiny cactus full of spines thanks to the specially constructed part of the mouth.
Erik Storm used a camera mounted on his body to capture impressive moments when lava flowed from the ridge.
The impressive moment when a giant crocodile ate in the lake in Florida, USA was recorded by a local resident.
The Atoyac River in the eastern state of Mexico's Veracruz suddenly dried up after only one night when the giant cracks appeared in the river.
A huge football pitch death pit devoured a series of tents and vehicles at a campsite near the coast in the state of Queensland, northeastern Australia.
Anaconda is one of the most terrifying species on Earth. This can be regarded as the king of pythons because of its terrifyingly large size, up to 15m long, weighing 1 t…
Ghost grass, also known as stem grass, wild plants live on the vast desert areas of the United States. After being wilted, they will be carried around by the wind, follo…
Leaving the bed in the middle of the night, rushing into the kitchen to find food and devour it while still asleep. It is unusual for a 22-year-old girl, Amy Koecheler,…