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Scientists have been 'headache' to decipher the mystery of some strange mirrors such as making people younger but sometimes getting older, or attaching to mysterious dea…
In 1998, it was very surprising to discover that the wood circle is similar to Stonehenge but is located on the coast of Home-next-to-Sea, Norfolk. This wooden circle is…
Researchers have found clues to decipher strange clay balls of Mesopotamia civilization from 5,500 years ago.
Although not yet explained by science, the unidentified flying object is still a topic of concern when many people claim to have seen them.
Exotic feet are located in a forest on the outskirts of Quincy town, Massachusetts, USA. Police suspect it is part of the wilderness, Discovery News reported.
Unesco's Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized Chilean churches as a World Cultural Heritage in 2000.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Finland's Verla Pulp Paper Mill as a World Cultural Heritage in 1996.
Unesco's Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized Japan's Himeji Castle as a World Cultural Heritage in 1993.
The Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Finland's Petäjävesi Ancient Church as a World Cultural Heritage in 1994.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the SGang Gwaay National Park Reserve in Canada as a World Cultural Heritage in 1981.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Canada's Wood Buffalo National Park as a 1983 World Natural Heritage.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Urnes Wood Plank Church of Norway as a World Cultural Heritage in 1979.
Under the Nguyen Dynasty, due to the need to widely disseminate social norms, the laws that required people to follow, to circulate the reputation of the kings, historic…
Because a species of shrimp lives in a place where there is almost no food, it gives them enzymes capable of digesting wood so they can eat wrecks.