The mystery of the thousand-year-old stone jars contains remains of dead people in Laos
Deep in the mountain forests of Laos is a thousand-year-old mystery that has only just begun to be elucidated by modern research.
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Deep in the mountain forests of Laos is a thousand-year-old mystery that has only just begun to be elucidated by modern research.
Not only famous painters can create works of art, but the natural beauty of the Earth has caused many souls to love beauty to melt.
The ancient fossil bone fossil dating back to 160,000 years is the oldest specimen ever discovered in the high mountains, explaining how humans adapt to an oxygen-defici…
On April 17, Vietnam Museum of Nature (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) said a new plant species called Moc Huong Nui Chua has been discovered by scientists at…
The small toad with two pairs of sharp horns was discovered in the forests of the misty and mossy mountains of Lam Dong, Vietnam.
African spiny mice have the scientific name Acomys percivali. This is a mammal that lives in the mountains of central Kenya.
Photographer Mads Nordsveen recorded young reindeer images with snow-white fur on a Norwegian mountain.
The video appeared on social networks seems to show a white structure built on the mountain in the Moon.
Some places in the world are associated with many mysteries and are thought to be related to UFOs and aliens.
The 6.3km long route with a series of tight bends in Yunnan province is considered the most zigzag road in China.
According to a report by ScienceAlert, one was found
Many people believe that ultraviolet rays only appear when there is sunlight. However, even without sunlight, ultraviolet rays still exist and can lead to eye and skin d…
The height of an ice mountain would only be counted in meters instead of the previous kilometers.
Hundreds of thousands of villagers in Ha Nam, China, dig up a 1,500 km long canal in Thai Hanh Son range with only rudimentary tools.
About 500 of the planet's wealthiest companies and businesses store data here. Many banks around the world send critical backup information here.