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With an area of 0.12 km2, Santa Cruz del Islote is the most populous island in the world when 1,200 people live.
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Ghost image captures 'UFO' on the medieval castle
A businesswoman recorded a photo of an unidentified flying object during a visit to the historic castle in the Netherlands ...
Oceanography
Human ancestors are jellyfish?
There has long been a related theory of human origins with sponges, but new genetic research shows that a jellyfish-like species is likely to be the origin of every crea…
Archeology
Fossil discovery of a giant sloth in Mexico
The new species was named Xibalbaonyx oviceps, based on the Mayan Xibalba referring to the afterlife.
Archeology
Discovered many giant animals living in the plateau
A 3.6-million-year-old rhino fossil was discovered in Tibet, suggesting that some species such as giant mammoths, sloths and cat-like cats may have developed in the high…
Archeology
Discovered a huge 'graveyard' during the ice age
Construction workers have discovered an archaeological site consisting of many fossils of giant animals during the ice age, such as mammoths, mastodons and sloths.
Animal world
This animal will make you fly your head with just one hand
No need to doubt, the thousand-pounding hand of this giant beast named Megatherium will make you fly your head.
Animal world
Cause lazy almost died every time defecation
Despite the risk of losing their life, the badger species constantly climbed down the tree to disintegrate once a week.
Animal world
The most stinking animals in the world
Some animals smell like feces or rotten meat for self-defense or communicate in the natural world, while others smell because of the diet.
Animal world
The sloths but diligent
The sloths living on the tree are now descendants of the lazy sloth, which is quite large.
Animal world
Birds sneak through narrow slots like fighters
The sight of an angled flying tern to sneak through the door of the warehouse at speeds of up to 56 km / h has been recorded in Scotland.
Animal world
Sloths are not lazy
The characteristic image of a lazy creature who sleeps almost all day has been turned upside down. Instead of sleeping for more than 16 hours a day as observed in captiv…