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Kandovan is the only cliff-top village in the world inhabited by people. At first glance, the village seems scary, but here life is peaceful, in harmony between nature a…
Scientists estimate that the world has 0.6 to 1.3 million tons of sugar in the land under seagrass, equivalent to the sugar in 32 billion cans of soft drinks.
According to archaeologists, there are hundreds of stone structures found throughout Saudi Arabia, including on the slopes of volcanoes.
Imagine you are walking through the jungle in Southwest China when suddenly you come across a large dark patch, like a shadow, standing still.
Experts recorded the strange encounter between two dolphins and giant pythons on the Tijamuchi River, Bolivia
Chinese researchers are using artificial intelligence to turn a dam project in Qinghai province into the world's largest 3D printer.
Some birds have elaborate dome-building habits, although many ecologists have long argued that dome-shaped nests better protect birds from threats such as predators or t…
Spotted Lake is located northwest of Osoyoos, east of the Similkameen Valley of British Columbia (Canada).
Aggressively attacking the giant python right in the water, the belligerent monkey had to pay a very heavy price.
A famous town in the United States for more than 20 years has kept the habit of electing dogs to the most powerful position in town.
Gloomy Sunday by Hungarian musician Reszõ Seress has been called a suicide song that has claimed the lives of many people around the world.
Vu Tuyen is a district located in the southeast of Lai Tan city, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (China), also known as Tien Thanh. There is a 'sky lake' with beautiful…
After 50 years of hiding in the lake bed, the city is known as
Thuy and her husband and children experienced an outing in the birch forest. And for the first time in her life, she tasted the strange taste flowing from the tree trunk.
New research shows that a host of fungi and bacteria not only survived the Great Soberanes fire in 2006 but thrived like never before, as if fueled by fire.