Video: Into the wilderness with US President Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama walks through the wilderness of Alaska with Bear Grylls, the world famous survival expert on Discovery programs.
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US President Barack Obama walks through the wilderness of Alaska with Bear Grylls, the world famous survival expert on Discovery programs.
The man calmly walked through the building's glass door like there were no obstacles in front of him recorded through security cameras.
Otis Johnson was released from prison after being imprisoned for 44 years for assaulting and trying to kill a police officer. He began to receive a penalty when he was 2…
Two NASA astronauts are operating on the ISS International Space Station, which has officially stepped out into space to perform some repair and upgrade of scientific eq…
The Atlas, a humanoid robot of Boston Dynamics, has begun field testing in a forest. In the video you can see Atlas moving quite fast, its ability to balance well when s…
You will have to laugh if you look at the scene of robots having real falls
The lioness is ambushed near the grass where the zebras are eating. He walked gently to wait for the opportunity to suddenly speed up the chase of a zebra.
The poodle named Jiff in Los Angeles, USA, is becoming more and more popular after being recognized
While walking through the Strait of Gibraltar, an animal researcher happened to capture a beautiful moment when a fin whale jumped out of the water.
Going out on the street and suddenly encountering rain, most of us will choose to run faster (or jog) with the thought of less rain.
An adventurous American athlete set a new world record when he walked on a rope at a height of more than 1,200 meters above the ground, connecting two balloons flying in…
For safety reasons, the torch will not be lit when in the universe. Astronauts will walk out into space to receive the torch.
Researchers have discovered a strange, new type of movement in plants: tiny spores of the hippopotamus (also known as horsetail) can walk and jump.
Dr. Gerald Allen, a researcher at the Western Australian Museum, is the one who captures this interesting scene. The video was filmed in the east coast of Indonesia reco…
Sea stars have 150 tubular legs on each wing, operating by compression and water absorption mechanisms to help them move on land.