Oceanography
People are 'killing' the oceans
At the seminar held at Oxford University last week, scientists confirmed the cause of the rapid deterioration of the oceans was due to human activities.
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The number of sharks that attacked people in 2010 was a record high
The number of shark attacks around the world in 2010 has been the highest in the last decade.
Oceanography
Amazing scientific findings in the Gulf of Mexico
US scientists have claimed to have discovered and identified the date of ancient coral reefs near the Deepwater Horizon rig incident.
Oceanography
Hundreds of whales are stranded in New Zealand
About 125 pepper whales died in New Zealand after drifting to the coast during the last two weekends.
Oceanography
Giant jellyfish shed fish vessels
A 10-ton fishing vessel has just been capsized in the east of the Japanese sea by giant jellyfish.
Oceanography
The world's largest coral system is threatened
Coral development in Australia's famous Great Barrier Reef underground is the biggest decline in the last four centuries.
Oceanography
The melted Greenland ice sheet makes sea level rise faster
If the lesson that scientists learned from the disappearance of the last North American ice sheet is correct, global sea level rise due to Greenland tan ice sheet is pro…
Oceanography
One more year, the Arctic could run out of ice
The latest satellite images revealed by NASA have shown a dreadful decline in the number of permafrost - the thickest and oldest ice - in the Arctic. However, the agency…
Oceanography
Diverse sounds of fish species
Increasingly, scientists have discovered many incredible mechanisms of fish when creating mysterious murmurs, growls or pounding to attract mates and drive away enemies.…
Archeology
Use wine barrels as a Renaissance toilet
About more than 300 years ago (stage 1680), after drinking the last drops of two giant wine jars, someone came up with a creative idea to re-use them appropriately.
Archeology
The last dinner menu on Noah can be recreated
The menu of the last dinner on Noah in Christianity's Bible can also be recreated through computerized simulation technology with a special software.
Archeology
7-year-old baby 'excavated' was fossil 65 million years
The strange object was discovered by the girl Naomi last fall, when she followed her mother to the soccer field and wandered to play alone.
Archeology
Unexpected discovery of a 55,000-year-old lion mummy in Siberia
The intact Siberian lion body 55,000 years old died when only one to two days old, according to researchers' new findings.
Archeology
New hypothesis about the extinction of mastodons
Mastodon are members of Proboscidea's Mammut extinct genus and form the Mammutidae family. They are similar, but different from twisted feather mammoths. Unlike twisted…
Archeology
The secret behind the death of the last Pharaoh
According to history books, the Third Ramesses took the supreme power of ruling Egypt from 1186 BC to 1155 BC.