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The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park of Belarus and Poland as a World Natural Heritage…
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The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park of Belarus and Poland as a World Natural Heritage…
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Hoang Long Scenic Area as a World Natural Heritage in 1992.
The ocean is always hidden that people must always discover. Because, we can only discover about 5% of secrets in the ocean.
While studying a mid-ocean ridge at a depth of about 2,360m, the team found one
When hunting sea urchins, otters not only solve their hunger, but also help humans reduce the global warming, scientists claim. Sea urchins eat kelp, a plant that absorb…
The colorful clownfish can sniff the leaves that fall into the sea from the island's forests near their coral reefs.
About 99 million years ago, tiny frogs moved in a humid tropical forest - and some were not lucky enough to stab into sap.
When comparing chimpanzees - relatives of humans, living in dense forests and savanna, scientists recognize many difficulties of primitive people when changing their hab…
The new finding shows that Maya civilization is much more developed than what scientists have identified.
Geologists, despite extreme temperatures, crossed glaciers and snow mountains to find traces of a forest that existed in Antarctica hundreds of millions of years ago.
Traces of prehistoric Antarctic forests can help scientists understand more about the Permian extinction event - Triassic.
The underwater cypress forest dates from the ice age more than 50,000 years ago when the sea level is 120m lower than today.
NASA's remote sensing device helps researchers find the remains of a 10,500-year-old settlement in the Oklahoma state forest.
Thousands of people flock to the coast of the Portreath in Cornwall, England, to visit the traces of the 6,000-year-old fossil forest.