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Built in the city named after Alexander the Great, this lighthouse has been shining for over a thousand years guiding ships into the Egyptian harbor.
There are many stars visible in the night sky, but over the centuries astronomers have devised a unique way to recognize them.
A mysterious extinct creature that once baffled scientists has finally found its place in the tree of life.
With over 10 Grammy Awards, 30 AMA Awards and 2 Brit Awards, Taylor Swift is no stranger to the scene of walking on stage to receive awards.
An Australian man named Drew Lambert was jogging on Bondi Beach in Sydney when he came across a strange sea creature.
As the most widely recognized animal symbol in human culture, the lion represents strength, beauty, and a herd lifestyle.
A rare Sumatran rhinoceros has been born in Way Kambas National Park in Indonesia, offering hope for the conservation of endangered animals.
Named after an Argentinian family that developed the breed in the mid-19th century, the Falabella is considered by many to be the smallest horse breed in the world, with…
Analysis of 328 million-year-old fossils from the US reveals a previously unknown species of vampire squid with up to 10 tentacles.
In the 4th century BC, a Greek named Aeneas invented a hydraulic telegraph that could help people communicate over long distances. The way to make and operate this devic…
The owner of the dogs was surprised when he discovered that there was a blue fur in the herd, like the skin color of Princess Fiona in the cartoon.
Journalist Brent Eastwood writes in a 19fortyfive (US) portal post, the Japanese Nambu pistol can be called the worst in history.
A white cat weighing 12.7 kg in Russia is considered the largest domestic cat in the world.
In 1972, a young ecologist named Hjalmar Thiel ventured to a remote region of the Pacific Ocean known as the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ).
Scientists have discovered a new type of weather: an atmospheric lake. In the atmospheric lake there are small, slow-moving pools of water that form rainstorms.