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Finally, the mystery of Stonehenge's ancient astronomical stone station in the south of England has been solved. A group of archaeologists believe that the megalithic st…
A New Zealand real estate trader was appalled when he saw the image of a ghost appearing in the picture taken by herself.
Archaeologists have discovered in Germany 4 ancient wells of 7,000 years old. This can be considered the oldest wells in Europe.
Later this year, the US Air Force plans to have an electronically controlled phase array radar system located at Kwajalein atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
With the speed on Earth orbit, more than 28,000 km / h, a tiny piece of trash can also be disastrous.
Cuban scientists on July 16 announced a plant that could be used to produce biofuels. So long, Jatropha tree (also known as fence or stalk tree) produces fruit with seed…
When studying African elephants, zoologists have found a way to prevent these giant animals from attacking forested villages and destroying crops. It is the honeycomb fe…
Strzelecki desert in Australia has been divided into two halves for more than a century. On one side were countless sand dunes up to 10 meters tall scattered between den…
The project to build fences to prevent cats is funded by the government and people's contributions.
This sounds strange: the largest animal on land is afraid of a small insect.
Crocodiles on a farm in Anhui, China have the opportunity to flee after flooding along the Changjiang River allows them to swim through the fence surrounding the barn.
The fact that the pigeons find themselves exactly where and how long has left many researchers confused, has now been answered.
The fence made of interlinked honeycomb significantly reduced the devastating crop of elephants, Oxford University scientists said.
Australian scientists plan to set fences on Tasmania, to prevent the spread of cancer that threatens the existence of the Tasmanian Devil.