Oceanography
North America has a giant purple sea slug resembling human organs
A giant purple sea slug has just appeared in North America, shaped very similar to human organs.
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Oceanography
The species is transsexual in Antarctica
A mussel in Antarctica possesses male sex organs when they are young, but turns into females during adulthood. The species Lissarca miliaris was first described in 1845…
Oceanography
Glowing sharks
Some scientists have suspected that dwarf sharks possess glowing organs in their abdomen. But that theory has never been verified.
Oceanography
'Ghost shark' was discovered for the first time
US scientists have discovered a mysterious shark in the eastern Pacific. In this species, the genitals of the male fish lie on the forehead.
Archeology
We were wrong about the color of the dinosaur skin
Scientists have long been confused about how to reproduce dinosaur skin color, according to a new study.
Archeology
Extinct because ... sex organs are too big
A study published in Nature reveals the curtain of the disappearance of some ancient organisms.
Archeology
Egypt discovered an ancient graveyard of more than 2,000 years old
The cemetery contains about 1,000 statues, 40 stone coffins and mummies, 4 plaster jars containing organs and many other antiques.
Archeology
The bird buried under the ice for 4,000 years remains intact
The 4,200-year hardened corpse of a red-winged thrush was found in intact preservation in Norway, RT reported on August 5. C
Archeology
Symbol of female reproductive organs on the ceiling of Vatican cathedral
The famous Renaissance painter Michelangelo secretly painted a symbol of women's reproductive organs on the ceiling of the Sistin chapel in Vatican, Italy.
Archeology
Ancient paintings of foot grafting were 1,500 years ago
A group of Italian researchers discovered the earliest evidence of foot transplant surgery in a 14th-century painting, showing the doctors' ambitions more than 1,500 yea…
Archeology
Detected the double lion's body 12,000 years intact
Under the thousand-year-old ice of Siberia, the corpses of the young cave lion are still as intact as they were when they were full of feathers, skin and internal organs.
Archeology
New discovery: Hand fin ever had lungs
This is not the first time that finfish scoff at science. During the 19th century, this 2m long fish and 100kg weight were classified as extinct species.
Archeology
Detecting the method of embalming the remains of the Egyptian organs
Recently, after studying two ancient mummies, scientists have discovered an unprecedented strange mummification method of the ancient Egyptians.
Archeology
Mummy has brain, no heart
This woman died at age 30 - 40, about 1,700 years ago. According to the technique at the time, all brains and organs had to be removed before embalming.
Archeology
Errors in the famous picture of Leonardo da Vinci
As the author of world famous paintings, Leonardo da Vinci is also known as a talented anatomist and 500-year-old sketches depicting parts of the human body exactly to t…