Explaining the cause of the terrifying giant creatures under the sea
Scientists once said that what we know about the universe is more than what we know about the ocean. Because the seawater is quite dense, it is difficult for light to pa…
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Scientists once said that what we know about the universe is more than what we know about the ocean. Because the seawater is quite dense, it is difficult for light to pa…
Everest has the highest altitude above sea level, however, the new Mauna Kea is the highest mountain in the world from the foot to the top.
Seawater has many different colors depending on the physical and biological characteristics taking place there.
Located hundreds of meters above sea level, railroad tracks passing through rugged terrain often give visitors the feeling of adventure.
A new island in the sea of Japan is giving scientists a rare opportunity to study how life appears in barren lands.
Having a sea without shore, Saudi Arabia has to import camels from Australia, there are always tens of thousands of people flying in the sky of the United States, which…
The village of Cabo Polonio in Uruguay is living a life like the original, no electricity, no water, but still very attractive to visitors.
This strange phenomenon only appears when the tide recedes, the deep hidden roads in the sea appear as in legend creating spectacular spectacle.
The illusion of the city on the sea is a unique and fascinating phenomenon of nature, surprising the witnesses and many, evoking myths.
Peanut worms, ginseng, lime fish ... are dishes
When a corpse decomposes in the ocean, scientists hardly know what happens to this corpse.
Although not the highest in terms of height, Chimborazo is the highest point from the equator.
New invention on how to create the world's largest seed of Coco de Mer sea coconut,
Thanks to the extended tentacles, the lion's mane is at the top of the list of marine animals with the longest body, than blue whales and sperm whales.
AirAsia's QZ8501 increased too quickly before being stalled, and fell into the Java Sea, killing 162 people.