Oceanography
Paddle fish appear in Mexico
Two paddle fish, the longest bone fish in the world, are 4.5 meters long and were discovered in Mexico.
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Oceanography
Dolphins call each other by whistling
Each dolphin has a whistling sound of its own, which is the high pitched 'eeee' to inform other dolphins about its presence - this research has just been published in th…
Oceanography
The whale is shallow in Australia
Australian lifeguards are using jet-powered amphibious vehicles, excavators and human power to save 194 whales and dolphins stuck on a beach.
Oceanography
Rescue whales in Australia
Volunteers and lifeguards have to race against time to save the survivors, among nearly 200 whales and dolphins stranded on King, Australia on the third night.
Oceanography
The genome of a marine creature carries the secret of the unicellular ancestor of human beings
The newly established genome of a plankton, which consists of only one living sea cell, was published on Feb. 14 in Nature. This genome informs scientists about the evol…
Archeology
Discover the mysterious 'watchman' tomb in Egypt
Archaeologists from the Czech Republic have discovered a mysterious 4,400 year old tomb near a pyramid at Abusir in Egypt.
Archeology
Strange story: Pharaoh's mummy still has to apply for a passport to fly to France
Ramesses II is one of the most famous and mighty kings of ancient Egypt. He ruled his kingdom from the 12th century BC for about 66 years.
Archeology
Discover the secret behind the Mayan's
The nearly 1,500-year-old sculpture altar from the Mayan area of 'La Corona', located in the Peten region of northern Guatemala, is on display at the National and Ethn…
Archeology
1000 Indian king's rockets buried under wild wells
Archaeologists said that when they excavated the well, they found that the mud smells like gunpowder should have found this arsenal.
Archeology
The mausoleum of the beautiful Queen of Egypt despite the destruction of her stepmother
The tomb was ordered by the Queen herself when she was alive, and was a work ahead of her time.
Archeology
Images of platypus fish found in ancient coral reefs
Archaeologists from Flinders University and Australian National University of Canberra have successfully reproduced the image of a strange fish that once inhabited an an…
Archeology
Two-headed mummy sows fear in the Sultanate palace
The mummy was created from the head of the Egyptian princess, which was inserted into the upper half of the crocodile in the hope that the child would revive in the next…
Archeology
The 3,000-year-old head statue made the archaeologists confused
The sculpture of the head of a king dating to nearly 3,000 years made the researcher confused because he did not know the work that simulated the face of anyone, Guardia…
Archeology
Archaeological holy sites awaiting the opening in 2018
Archaeologists from around the world are planning to delve into the most enigmatic locations that 2017 studies have provided.
Archeology
Snake King - the 'puzzle piece' of the most mysterious of Maya: The archaeologists are crazy about decoding
In the glorious years of the mysterious Mayan civilization, there is a truth that very few people know, that is the existence of the mighty kingdom of Snake Kings.