Oceanography
New discoveries about the mysterious language of whales
Scripps Institution of Oceanography researchers for the first time know why blue whales on the deep ocean emit a sound like singing. They recorded this sound and provide…
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Oceanography
Whale language is richer than we thought
Humpback whales use up to 35 sounds during communication activities. They also have things
Oceanography
Lack of oxygen can change the sex of fish
It is well known that lower oxygen levels in the water can be dangerous to aquatic life. A new study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology confir…
Oceanography
Swordfish for decoration only
The colorful male swordfish will measure the size of his sword before the battle, and usually just show off the respectable weapon that can cause the opponent to flee.
Oceanography
The bone-eating worms are bizarre
The worm lives on the skeleton of a small gray whale in an undersea gulf off California as the first known whale-eating seaworm. On the whale bone, once the worms have b…
Oceanography
I know ... fishing
Because at the bottom of the deep sea food is very scarce, it is possible to increase the chances of capturing many prey
Archeology
Discovered 4 nude ancient statues in Greece
Four nude male statues, also known as Kouros from the Archaic period, have been unearthed in the vast town of Atalanti in central Greece.
Archeology
12,000 years ago, two fighting mammoths came to wrap their tusks together, then died of starvation
Ironically, two enemies died in entwined posture, face to face during the 120th century.
Archeology
5.200-year-old mummy has the most powerful and ancient tattoo in the world
On the mummy there are two tattoos that represent male strength, reproduction and creativity.
Archeology
The reason why male mammoths disappeared thousands of years ago
Guardian quoted the researchers as saying that male mammoths often move alone and are in danger without help from the herd.
Archeology
Egyptian Pharaoh was the first to suffer from a giant disease
The male skeleton found in 1901 in a tomb near Egypt's Beit Khallaf, with a height of 1,987 meters, may belong to Sa-Nakht, pharaoh in the Third Dynasty.
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 dragonfly trapped 100 million years in amber
Scientists rarely find a piece of amber that holds the dragonfly remains.
Archeology
Footprints of 3.6 million years of prehistoric people reveal many secrets
Based on footprints, scientists accurately calculated the height and weight, habits of prehistoric people from nearly 4 million years ago.
Archeology
Found 4,000 year old deer horns on the beach
The deer horn and skull found dating back 4,000 years will help scientists better understand the ecosystem and the environment as well as the cause of the deer's death.