The hidden art of animals
Many animals use shapes, colors or different characteristics of the body to limit the risk of being attacked and escape the pursuit of the enemy.
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Many animals use shapes, colors or different characteristics of the body to limit the risk of being attacked and escape the pursuit of the enemy.
Every year, there are many storms forming on Earth that cause many human and property losses. But behind that tremendous destruction there were moments when the storms s…
Along with the storm, the maple tree is considered a symbolic image on the Spratly Islands of Vietnam.
With the shape of giant umbrellas and blood red plastic, the dragon blood tree is one of the most unique plants on the planet.
At first glance the flower of a tree in the Americas, you will probably think it is the lips of a woman.
Tropical storm Haikui on August 7 landed in eastern China, leaving nearly two million people evacuated.
Typhoon Haikui carrying strong winds and heavy rain on 8 August landed in Zhejiang Province, eastern China, killing three people and causing major economic losses. This…
The first storm in the year passed Binh Duong caused collapsing, roofing dozens of houses, old trees and many rubber trees of the people.
The spectacular natural images of New Zealand are recorded by Australian photographer Kah Kit Young on a 19-day excursion around South Island.
Even when traveling to wilderness areas in Australia, people still have the opportunity to see many natural masterpieces.
The sun appears with a strange appearance, while the atoll is like a giant blue pearl in the ocean.
Tropical rainforests are home to a greater number of organisms than all other biomes.
Borneo Island is covered by vast forests and is home to the highest levels of biodiversity in the world.
According to the US National Hurricane Center, super typhoon Florence, despite being weakened, is still expected to be an extremely dangerous storm for the US East Coast.
A resident recorded thousands of cerith snails appearing on the beach near St. St. Petersburg, Florida.