Archeology
10 most archeological findings (2)
These archaeological findings have somewhat clarified the historical questions left open.
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Archeology
'Vampire' dinosaurs in Africa
A small dinosaur that lived 200 million years ago possessed fangs like vampires, parrot-like beaks, and hard hair like porcupines.
Archeology
The mystery of the stones in the mouth of the dead
A number of human remains from the 8th century have been found with large stones caught in the mouth. Researchers believe that at that time, local people did so so that…
Archeology
'Vampire fish' has fake fangs
A newly discovered family of minnows called vampire fish seems to have taken 30 million years to redevelop the outer fangs after they have lost their vampire-like teeth.…
Archeology
Detecting medieval skulls
According to an Italian archaeologist who directed the excavation, they recently discovered the remains of a medieval vampire in a body of a plague victim in the 16th ce…
Space science
The 'vampires' hide in the universe
Green wandering stars are dubbed vampires in the universe because they specialize
Space science
Huge 'vampire' in the universe
Like vampires in fantasy movies, super-big stars come close to other stars
History
February 2: Countess 'vampire' Elizabeth Báthory is brought to trial
Countess Elizabeth County was tried for murdering 610 girls in order to take blood to preserve youth.
Biology
Close up of the world's smallest vampire
The world's smallest blood-sucking vampire is called Vampyrella. It is a nightmare for all species of algae, bacteria, fungi.
Biology
Discover the ancient fossil fly 'vampire'
Scientists have published the fossils of bat flies, the tiny
Biology
Turn 'vampire' bacteria into living antibiotic
US scientists think it is possible to use a vampire-like bacterium
Biology
Butterflies 'vampires' use blood as gifts
Scientists have discovered a blood-sucking moth in Russia's Siberia region. Their blades have hooks and prongs to drill deep into the prey's skin.
Animal world
In Peru there is a species of bat
With people in Peru and Belize, they are so familiar with bats that are dubbed vampires: demon bats.
Animal world
Payara's scary weapon - one of the world's most dangerous freshwater fishes
Fish Payara, aka vampire fish, scientific name Hydrolycus scomberoides, is a freshwater predatory fish.