The fascinating history of the world's largest treasure ship
San José, a Spanish battleship wrecked in the 18th century, once contained a huge treasure, so large that one could not imagine the ship could float on the sea.
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San José, a Spanish battleship wrecked in the 18th century, once contained a huge treasure, so large that one could not imagine the ship could float on the sea.
Speaking of Japan, people think of two things. The first is sushi, and the second is sakura - or cherry blossoms.
In China too, many animals are on the brink of extinction. And more tragic, among them there are creatures that are thought to be symbols of the world's most populous co…
Last month, Mr. Chen spent about VND 700,000 to buy 5 gold snails, paid in the water tank. Just for beauty and to have the opportunity to prepare into specialties.
Elephant Gold was adopted by the Dak Lak Elephant Conservation Center when it was only 2 months old - something unprecedented in Vietnam and even the world is rare, beca…
Chinese officials will set up the first center of artificial breeding Golden Gods within a year to prevent the risk of extinction of this rare primates.
Biologists have demonstrated in the society that birds also have mafia hands, protecting other species against wild birds (raptors) and being paid fair food.
American scientists have developed a system capable of identifying birds based on their cries. This system can help fish
Many parts of the world are using waste to turn them into treasures.
Tropical forests are the world's treasure houses of biodiversity, but not all tropical forests are the same.
While thousands of adventurous people flock to Mount Everest by challenging the climb of the 'roof of the world', Jeff Clapp is l & oc
Only appearing in a lake in Hokkaido, the moss grows into a spherical shape like a tennis ball protected by the Japanese people and considered a natural treasure.
Thrillist has chosen a list of great destinations that are not widely known in Asia, including Vietnam's Nurse.
Ca Mau ancient ship is a ship that was archaeological excavated in 1998-1999. This is China's export ceramics ship that is on its way from Guangzhou to Europe.