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Under the Nguyen Dynasty, due to the need to widely disseminate social norms, the laws that required people to follow, to circulate the reputation of the kings, historic…
Science has recently confirmed that one of the most classic predatory sharks in the world is actually omnivorous.
It is not too strange for animals to mimic human language. Parrots, baboons, even crows can do it.
Earth oceans are acidifying at an unprecedented rate of history and will threaten the lives of all marine life in the world if people do not soon take action.
For the first time in history, researchers have found evidence of pollinators of aquatic ecosystems and that they work like bees on the ground.
You have seen how your goldfish sleeps in a tank, so it is ready to see a scary but majestic thing hundreds of times.
Arowanas are frightening creatures, living in dark waters of the bottom of the variable. Their habitats discourage the use of eyes to see or the ability to see colors.
On January 9, scientists at the Museum of Natural History in New York City, USA (AMNH) announced the discovery of more than 180 species of
For the first time in history, scientists have photographed and studied the crab Pylopagurus discoidalis, often called recluse crab.
For the first time in history, images of lava flows erupted at a depth of nearly 1,200 meters below the sea - the deepest volcanic explosion, recorded in the Pacific Oce…
US scientists have discovered a mysterious shark in the eastern Pacific. In this species, the genitals of the male fish lie on the forehead.
In one of the largest conservation efforts in history, President Bush yesterday announced the planning of a large-scale biodiversity conservation area in the Pacific.
Researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History have discovered one of the world's most unusual snails. They had a hard iron layer clinging tightly to each other,…
According to The Charlotte Observer, there is a mysterious area about 20 miles off South Carolina, where a number of centuries-old gold coins were found scattered on the…
Ancient people in South America may have sipped hot cocoa for centuries before Mexicans began planting this plant around 1900 BC.