Oceanography
Sharks drag the herd to Cu Lao Cham
Last week, fishermen in Bai Lang village, Tan Hiep commune (Hoi An city, Quang Nam) continuously caught sharks on Cu Lao Cham beach, about 3-4 nautical miles from shore.
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Oceanography
6 sharks consecutively fishermen
Within 2 weeks, Mr. Nguyen Van Luyen, a fisherman in Tran Phu Ward, Quy Nhon City (Binh Dinh Province) kept catching 6 sharks, each weighing over 20kg, in Quy Nhon Sea.
Oceanography
People are 'killing' the oceans
At the seminar held at Oxford University last week, scientists confirmed the cause of the rapid deterioration of the oceans was due to human activities.
Oceanography
Terrifying assassin in the Caribbean Sea
In just 30 minutes, a large lion fish can cup up to 20 small fish, and in just 5 weeks, this species kills 79% of the fry population.
Oceanography
Find treasures of creatures under the sea
During a 2-week survey dive, the researchers discovered
Archeology
Mummy of 5-month-old fetus in tiny coffin
A 5-month-old fetal mummy in a British museum may be the youngest mummy recorded in the world.
Archeology
Aboriginal Australians represent the oldest civilization on Earth
The study, published this week in the journal Nature, found that the ancestors of indigenous Australian and Papuan Aboriginal people met and mated with a mysterious race…
Archeology
The youngest mummy in the world has lost the appetite of scientists and insomnia
The mummy is an 18-week-old fetus, carefully wrapped in a thick band of ice, housed in a cedar wood coffin filled with black plastic.
Archeology
Archeology of fetal remains reveals medieval abortion methods
According to archaeologists, the 29-week-old fetal body died from the mother using scary abortion methods.
Archeology
Fruit cake is nearly 200 years old
A grandmother in England is currently storing a fruit cake made on Holy Week in 1821. Up to this point, the cake is 192 years old and has spent 5 generations in the fami…
Archeology
Doubt in the legless leg of the Renaissance warrior
Italian researchers excavated Giovanni Dalle Bande Nere's grave this week to investigate the true cause of his death.
Archeology
For the first time exhibitions of human ancestors
Lucy, the most famous nester of humankind, will be exhibiting for the first time in the US this week (Aug. 31) despite criticism that the 3.2-million-year-old skeleton i…
Archeology
The Egyptian queen is both fat and bald
Last week, an Egyptian official claimed to have found the mummy of Hatshepsut, a female pharaoh in the 15th century BC. Now they discover that the queen is obese and is…
Archeology
Discover a treasure in Sweden
In the upper week of November, archaeologists announced that they had found more than 1,000 silver coins in a Viking treasure. This treasure, randomly discovered on Swed…
Archeology
Uncover the secret of the Valley of the Kings
Hoping to find a royal mummy in the Valley of the Kings rises this week when a small gilded sarcophagus is revealed in the mysterious room called KV63.