Oceanography
Dolphins develop brains by communication needs higher than other species
We already know the human brain evolved over tens of thousands of years to meet the needs of processing increasingly complex information in our society.
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Oceanography
'Octopus city' under the sea floor of Australia
Scientists discovered a small octopus city called Octlantis in Jervis Bay in Australia's east coast, Science Alert on Sept. 19.
Oceanography
Strategy to encircle prey with whale's bubble nets
Humpback whales coordinate in smart bubble mesh tactics to capture small fish.
Oceanography
Fishermen catch big fish with mysterious patterns on fish
Photographs of a big fish caught in the southern Philippines have become a controversial focus on social media, because it is a meticulous tattoo that makes people take…
Oceanography
Sea slug is the same as Pikachu that causes fever in Japan
The sea slug has a yellow body and black dot ears are the same as Pikachu in Pokémon Go, which is attracting the attention of the Japanese gaming community.
Oceanography
How smart is dolphin?
Dolphins are mammals that live in the famous ocean friendly, mischievous and belong to one of the smartest species on earth. So how smart is dolphin?
Oceanography
Translated dolphin language
Recently, Dr. Denise Herzing, founder of the Wild Dolphin project in Florida (USA), said he finally understood a part of the language of this creature.
Oceanography
The killer whale also suffers from menopause
Killer whales undergo menopause the same as in humans, and this trait can be evolved to improve their descendants' survival.
Oceanography
Sharks also need friends
Notorious for its cruelty and lonely lifestyle, but recent evidence suggests that some sharks still want to build complex, long-term social relationships.
Archeology
Discover the secret from the gold store in Bulgaria
The treasure revealed in prehistoric tombs in Bulgaria is the first evidence of social stratification, but no one knows what causes the civilization to decline.
Archeology
New hypothesis about the extinction of mastodons
Mastodon are members of Proboscidea's Mammut extinct genus and form the Mammutidae family. They are similar, but different from twisted feather mammoths. Unlike twisted…
Archeology
Explain the mystery of the ancient tombs in Pompeii
They show the political contradictions of the ancient Romans around the social war in this country.
Archeology
New discoveries on human sacrifice: Help strengthen power in a classifying society
In the past, human sacrifices, which were thought to be associated with primitive societies.
Archeology
The first city of China in the time of King Yao
Dao Tu relic in Son Tay province is the capital of the time of King Nghieu - the earliest dynasty of China in the beginning.
Archeology
Sacrifice ceremony through the newly discovered ancient temple
A 3,500-year-old ancient temple discovered by Peruvian archaeologists near the Huanchaquito Sea has shown sacrifices and decentralization in society at that time.