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The recent monkey monkey became famous, it was a wild vines, pear-like shape, the color of the peach, Macaca monkeys loved to eat, so the name was Dao monkey. In China p…
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The recent monkey monkey became famous, it was a wild vines, pear-like shape, the color of the peach, Macaca monkeys loved to eat, so the name was Dao monkey. In China p…
When customers came to play, Tin called tens of thousands of snakehead fish
On the morning of March 28, Mr. Le Viet Son in Hai Ninh commune (Tinh Gia, Thanh Hoa) and a group of fishermen released a jellyfish net in Thanh Hoa sea (about 10 nautic…
The archaeological archeology magazine in April 2000 announced Ho Guom Turtle Tool with the name Rafetus leloi (Turtle Le Loi). This is the largest freshwater turtle in…
Somewhere in the dark past, about 4 to 7 million years ago, the primates of today's primates, including our species, have done something new. When temporarily standing o…
China calls the Kiwi bird (Seolopacidac) - the most primitive bird in the family. It has a pear-shaped shape, I grow small feathers with a cage, no wing feathers or tail…
Currently, this invention has been granted a patent for industrial designs by the National Office of Intellectual Property and is widely sold throughout the country, bei…
Currently, gloves translate symbols for deaf and dumb people to translate 24 alphanumeric symbols, translating 10 counts.
Guava tree is a tree favored by people because of its crispy, sweet and sweet fruit. The technique of growing Taiwanese guava trees in pots gives the people of the city…
The routes of Kim Ma, Phan Dinh Phung, Thanh Nien, Lang and many other streets in Hanoi are only beautiful and romantic when there are green trees in the shade, especial…
In his career, photographer Le Vuong has recorded many valuable images about Hanoi. He has just been awarded the Bui Xuan Phai Prize 2016.
You will be returned to the innocent and pure childhood through a series of photos
30-year-old artist Alexis Arnold from San Francisco covered a beautiful layer of crystals on books, creating a compelling attraction for viewers.
The desert is a dry place, so if you meet the pictures below you will be surprised to know they were taken in the harsh lands.