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Fish also have a thunderous sound
The elephantfish species not only has an elongated jaw that looks like an elephant's hose, but they also generate electricity. The modified muscle cells near their tails…
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1001 mystery
The most strange disappearances in history
Rocky grasshoppers, Megalodon sharks, curly-haired mammoths ... their extinction remains a mystery that challenges modern science.
1001 mystery
Stories about superhuman abilities (P1)
Many people believe that human ability is finite, people cannot be as strong as elephants, cannot run as fast as newspapers, cannot live in the most difficult conditions…
World Heritage
Kaziranga National Park
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Kaziranga National Park of India as a World Natural Heritage in 1985.
Oceanography
California seals change in bulk because of seawater pollution of mercury
For the first time in the past 20 years, the scientific community has been able to confirm: Mercury is the cause of widespread seawater pollution, leading to the situati…
Oceanography
The blue whale's tongue is even heavier than an elephant
The heaviest terrestrial animal is not equal to the angle of a blue whale.
Oceanography
'That' in whales depends on their size
It has been said for a long time that the hip bones of elephants and dolphins are basically useless.
Oceanography
Elephant seals help study the Antarctic bottom
Scientists have attached the touch seal on the heads of elephant seals, used to collect and provide important data as they swim near the ocean floor in Antarctica.
Oceanography
Whales are capable of mimicking human voices
American and Canadian oceanographers have discovered a white whale, living in the ocean area near California state, capable of mimicking human voices.
Oceanography
Albino whale follows her mother to find a partner
According to the Daily Mail, the mother of the Southern right whale had a hard journey from near Antarctica to the
Oceanography
Sea elephants become Arctic explorers
American scientists have found a new way to study difficult areas in the Pacific.
Oceanography
Elephant seals 'sleep' during dive
A new study explains how the elephant seals scientists ask for a long time when they leave the mainland during the 8-month migration season in the sea.
Oceanography
Sea seals help provide climate data
According to French, Australian, American and British scientists, a special oceanographic sensor attached to an elephant seal can provide 30 times as much data about the…
Archeology
Peach dogs are 13,000 years old mammoth teeth
An 8-month-old Labrador dog in Whidbey (Washington, USA) has just shocked his employer when he
Archeology
Elephant birds are nocturnal and blind
Researchers at the University of Texas say the bird, once living in Madagascar, is a nocturnal species and is likely to be blind, based on studying its brain shape.