Stressed crocodiles and ... hunger strikes
A group of crocodiles were traumatized after the tropical storm struck Australia last week. As a result, they hide under water and go on a hunger strike.
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A group of crocodiles were traumatized after the tropical storm struck Australia last week. As a result, they hide under water and go on a hunger strike.
According to calculations by scientists, at any given time, on Earth we have about 2000 active thunderstorms. Each average thunderstorm usually lasts 2 to 4 hours and ca…
According to the Daily Star, at least 16 people were killed in the lightning strike last weekend. 14 people died immediately while 2 died at the hospital, because the wo…
After the record hot days with the highest temperature ever reached 80 years, Sydney city of Australia
Currently in the rainy season in Vietnam, so often lightning strikes happen very easily for us. However, not everyone knows how to prevent lightning to protect themselve…
WMO first announced five catastrophic disasters with the highest number of deaths ever recorded.
According to the Daily Star, heavy rain, high winds and
Most victims are women and children, they are struck by lightning while working in the fields or on the road.
At least 56 people died within two days of lightning strikes in Bangladesh, causing panic among the people.
A strong earthquake of 6.9 to 7.5 magnitude has just occurred in Myanmar, a series of geological and earthquake assessment agencies said. Aftershocks spread widely.
Maracaibo lake in Venezuela is where lightning appears with the highest frequency in the world, averaging 140 to 160 nights / year, 10 hours / day and 28 times / minute.
Every year around 250,000 people worldwide are struck by lightning and tens of thousands of them die. Survivors also suffer from serious health damage.
Seismologists warned on May 31 that another strong earthquake could strike Japan after the country suffered two earthquakes of 7.8 on the Richter scale and 6.4 on the Ri…
The amount of lightning on the mainland is more than on the ocean and seems to occur more often near the equator.
According to recent research by US scientists, when global average temperature increases, the frequency of lightning strikes also increases.