Oceanography
Whales know how to sing
The whining of the blue whale is a complex sound that may be deeper than any human hearing limit. Those sounds are so powerful that they can pass through the ocean. Argu…
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Oceanography
The ocean absorbs 50% of CO2 emissions
About 50% of the total amount of CO2 emitted by humans since the industrial revolution has dissolved into the world's oceans, adversely affecting marine organisms.
Oceanography
Revealing the mystery of the world's largest fish
High-tech electronic cards mounted on whale sharks - the world's largest fish - have revealed their journeys and feeding grounds.
Archeology
New archaeological findings in North Africa may
Scientists recently published archaeological findings in Algeria with many animal and stone tools showing that not only East Africa, but all of Africa, is the cradle of…
Archeology
Human skulls and furless dog bodies discovered in the UK
Experts found that a part of dog bodies from ancient times and some other antiques in Vindolanda, Northumberland, and England, reported on November 10.
Archeology
Detecting 1,000 human teeth in the walls of ancient buildings in America
Ancient dentists may have placed new teeth in the alcove and considered it a quick way to dispose of them.
Archeology
Elephant birds are nocturnal and blind
Researchers at the University of Texas say the bird, once living in Madagascar, is a nocturnal species and is likely to be blind, based on studying its brain shape.
Archeology
What did humans eat from 8,000 years ago?
An international team of researchers from the Department of Human History at the University of Iena (France), Freie University Berlin and York University have identified…
Archeology
Carnivorous dinosaurs make people vulnerable to ultraviolet rays
According to the Current Biology magazine, when hunting human ancestors, carnivorous dinosaurs can affect our bodies without the protection against ultraviolet radiation.
Archeology
How does the Neanderthals prevent humanity from getting sick with flu?
Scientists from Stanford University have discovered that ancient dates have led to an important exchange of DNA to protect people from disease after they leave Africa.
Archeology
Secret discovery of half a million years changed the history of humanity
The multinational archaeological team led by Richard Owen, a scientist from Hong Kong Baptist University, has deciphered the interesting secret related to the modern hum…
Archeology
Associate Professor Nguyen Lan Cuong first approached the prehistoric skull
In volcanic caves there are numbers from C1 to C6, scientists find thousands of relics are ceramic pieces, stone tools, stripped pieces, sketches, animal teeth, freshwat…
Archeology
Detecting human skulls nearly 4,000 years in Bac Kan
There are about 10 pieces of skull, human teeth and many bones of bones that are mixed in ceramic pieces at a depth of nearly one meter.
Archeology
The cave salt preserved the body of the whole person 2,200 years
Salt caves are located in northwestern Iran, near the villages of Hamzehli, Mehrabad and Chehrabad, Zanjan province.