Oceanography
Strangely, eels all their lives just stand still and wait for food to be 'offered' to their mouths
Hawaiian garden eels hide in sand burrows on the sea floor, emerging only to eat zooplankton and then back down when they detect danger.
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1001 mystery
The greatest historical mysteries never have a solution
The lack of answers has made these mysteries all the more intriguing.
Environment
Green wall helps Africa cope with desertification
African countries aim to plant trees into a wall nearly 8,050 km long that runs across the entire continent, forming a natural barrier to prevent the Sahara desert from…
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2 dogs discovered 3.7m long king cobra in the garden, which one will win?
Will the snake be able to escape its enemies?
Health
The herbs that cure sore throat are available in the garden
Drinking water with lettuce leaves, chives mixed with honey, basil leaves, river bones... can soothe coughs and sore throats when it's cold.
Discover science
The statue of 'Young girl sleeping soundly on the ground' makes many people 'afraid of losing sandals'
If you come here on cloudy days, the weak and frightened can see the statue of the 'sleeping girl' lying on the ground.
Discover science
9 things you probably didn't know about Jerusalem
The city has more than 1,500 parks and green gardens, each year hosting a festival of lights.
Biology
Durian has no thorns that makes it difficult to study
Botanists have been unable to successfully grow extremely rare thorns durian despite grafting efforts over the years.
Animal world
Eels are about to forget their faces, Japanese aquariums call guests for video calls
Due to the lack of tourists, the garden eels at the Japanese aquarium have begun to forget about human presence and become sensitive.
Oceanography
Spot the 'coral garden' under an underground canyon
University of Western Australia explorers found an unprecedented coral ecosystem under the Bremer Gorge deeper than 4,000 meters.
Environment
Take advantage of the mattress to leave and plant trees in the desert
Experts from the University of Sheffield, UK are instructing refugees to create one
Space science
Ancient meteorite hit the garden of the people
The small piece of meteorite left over after crossing Earth's atmosphere helped reveal information about the solar system 4.56 billion years ago.
Entertainment
Dao Nhat Tan is blooming and brilliantly celebrating the New Year
Bloom early due to hot weather, but the Tan Tan peach root can be beautiful, many buds are still expensive before Tet.
Space science
Christmas tree nebula in the constellation Unicorn
For Christmas, astronomer Jean Dean shares a stunning photograph of the NGC 2264 nebula 2,600 light-years from Earth.
Biology
How garden will attract more insects?
The alarm is sounding about the global decline in insects! Recent studies show that the number of insects is plummeting, due to habitat loss and pesticides.