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Yakushima is an island in Japan with a very humid climate, which helps maintain an ancient deciduous forest full of creatures and plants, especially deciduous trees.
Lightning strikes the sea, waterfalls gushing white, giant tree canopies, these are the extremely impressive scenes around the world that leave everyone amazed.
Few people expected that survival knowledge in the deep forest would help children survive a plane crash through 40 terrifying days without adults by their side.
Due to over-reforestation, the 16-km long sand dunes along the Tottori coast have gradually shrunk to only 12% of their size 100 years ago.
Scientists took DNA from eight of the nine species of hammerhead sharks and used it to look at their relationships. The results stunned them.
In terms of volume, General Sherman is the largest single tree in the world. It can hold up to ten blue whales – the largest living animal, each weighing up to 180 tons.
Because of the horror of these wines, not everyone dares to taste them.
Even the smallest change to the tree will be recorded in a log by the keeper for easy monitoring by experts.
People unfamiliar with gardening may not know that, after harvesting the fruit, the entire banana plant is cut down; why is this?
Nestled between two mountain ranges in Transylvania (Romania) is a forest that even the locals have long avoided entering, for fear of the mysteries within.
This tree species hides at an altitude of about 2,500m above sea level, quietly absorbing the essence of heaven and earth and producing the most expensive product in Vie…
The tradition of bringing a pine tree into the house to decorate for Christmas originated in Germany in the 16th century, when they attached beeswax candles to the branc…
The ancient mountains of the Andes - home to short-faced bears, leopards and native vultures - were once covered in a plant known as
Deep in the forests of southeastern Siberia, the Patomisky Crater is a mysterious mound of broken limestone jutting out from the vegetation on the hillside.