Archeology
460 million-year-old arthropod fossils found
An amateur scientist discovered the fossil of a rare arthropod species in the wilderness of central Australia.
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Archeology
Walking on the sea, two students pulled strange creatures from the 'tomb' 115 million years
After 10 hours of work, two 19 and 21-year-old British students brought to the ground a strange creature, like a snail and the size ... of a car tire.
1001 mystery
Mysterious about the jewel encrusted skeleton
American historian and photographer Paul Koudounaris, also known as the relic hunter
Oceanography
Please listen to the rare sounds created by the unicorn
Despite recording up to 17 hours of sound, the researchers haven't deciphered most of them, and unicorns are unknown.
Environment
Scary warning: Numbers show that people are dying from climate change
Covid-19 is currently the biggest concern of the human race, but the present. Humans have an even bigger threat that has lasted for many years, called climate change!
Oceanography
The rare 'blue dragon' washed up on the Texas coast
Travelers to the island of Padre in Texas recently discovered uniquely blue creatures like tiny dragons.
Animal world
Why are African wild dogs considered 'the best hunters'?
The African wild dog is a mammal in the Dog family, Carnivore. They are the most powerful bite of any carnivorous mammal.
Archeology
Discover structures made from hundreds of mammoth bones
Archaeologists find one of the largest and oldest ice ages made from mammoth bones in the Kostenki region.
Discover science
Squatting posture is beneficial for health?
American scientists studying African hunter-gatherers have come to the conclusion that squatting or kneeling is more beneficial to health than sitting on a chair or sofa.
Archeology
The lark was discovered intact after 46,000 years buried under ice
The horned lark of the Ice Age is so well preserved that hunters find the specimen that mistook it for death.
Life
The University of Macau successfully researched the nCoV virus detector for 30 minutes
The University of Macau successfully researched the device that can detect viruses in less than 30 minutes, including infection at an early stage.
Archeology
Everywhere in the world ... dig 'monsters' everywhere
These sites are considered the mecca of fossil hunters, where many generations of monsters come out.
Discover science
Discovered 'gas planet' 464 times larger than Earth
NASA's alien world hunter TESS continues to discover two giant planets, where one year is only 1.64 to 3.7 Earth days long.
Discover science
The wasps knock down giant spiders, dragging toward the nest
The Australian couple was stunned to witness the sight of the wasps sagging the hunter spider about twice its size.
Archeology
Digging a road to build a bridge, lost in the 'ghost village' missing 12,500 years
A village of more than 15,000 artifacts was discovered accidentally at a construction site across the Farmington River in Connecticut, southern New England (USA).