Drought can change the history of humanity
Scientists have determined that 70 thousand years ago the most severe drought occurred in Africa, which may have changed the history of human development. US scientists…
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Scientists have determined that 70 thousand years ago the most severe drought occurred in Africa, which may have changed the history of human development. US scientists…
In the last 5 years, Ba Be National Park (Bac Kan) has become more and more affected by humans, making the garden ecosystem at risk of being broken and many valuable for…
Natural disasters are the main environmental theme in 2005, a year marked by the devastating tropical storms of the North Atlantic Ocean and a series of large-scale eart…
According to a recent report by the World Health Organization (WHO), the emergence of more and more new killer diseases such as SARS and bird flu may be related to envir…
The Serengeti National Park consists of 1.5 million hectares of savannas and forests with the world's largest herbivores. Migration of wild animals, zebras and antelopes…
Greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activities along with climate change cause global warming to significantly affect areas dependent on snow and ice, resulting in…
According to scientists at the University of London (UK), environmental pollution caused warming temperatures to be one of the causes of shortening human life. According…
Long hair, wide tongue, long eyelashes ... are shocking records of parts of the human body.
The 15 funny illustrations below are inspired by ideas and satire that will help us realize how human life has evolved over time.
In the age of 4.0 technology, many people began to worry that there will be a day when AI becomes superior to humans.
Thank you because our ancestors are gibbons. Because if evolved from these animals, the human face will be extremely bad!
The newly organized international cat competition in Romania has the participation of many kitten cats from many countries.
Extensive photographs of industrialization, urbanization and deforestation by Edward Burtynsky show how humans are destroying the Earth.
Let's review the things from ancient Greece and Egypt and still make our lives easier and more comfortable.