A Mayan city forgotten for more than 1,000 years discovered in the Mexican jungle
Three flights over the Campeche jungle on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula have revealed a lost city that may have been abandoned more than 1,000 years ago, a
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Three flights over the Campeche jungle on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula have revealed a lost city that may have been abandoned more than 1,000 years ago, a
Using LiDAR, archaeologists have discovered thousands of ancient Mayan structures and settlements, including towers, temples and roads.
A primitive tribe living deep in the African jungle called Kusoa still maintains the way chickens give birth to their children, but thanks to their good health, the mort…
During the process of setting camera traps to monitor biodiversity, Ke Go Nature Reserve recorded many rare and precious wildlife species.
Our Planet - Our Planet is a documentary that focuses on the diversity of habitats around the world.
'The loneliest man in the world' died this month in the Amazon jungle, and with him is a culture and answers to a thousand questions.
Photographer Manson's works show the best features of Hong Kong's skyscraper-filled landscape.
Imagine you are walking through the jungle in Southwest China when suddenly you come across a large dark patch, like a shadow, standing still.
Every year, millions of crabs emerge from the jungle in early spring and head towards Pigs Bay, crossing dangerous streets and highways to breed.
Longonot is an extinct volcano in Kenya. Today, the crater floor is a dense, green forest.
They are quite common in Central and South America, often referred to as mosquitoes
Although it took a lot of effort, the lion still suffered a painful blow and finally had to run away to save his life.
Unlike Mowgli, Dina Sanichar does not have a great life as in the story, he is mentally depressed after years of trying to reintegrate into human society.
One of the most mysterious animals of the Amazon jungle has finally been photographed, opening many research directions for them to scientists.
We often see elephants walking in large swarms in the forest but never saw the elephants' bodies when they died? Why so?