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Edith Cavell and the most famous story of World War I
The special story about Edith Cavell will make you really admire your hat like a heroine. Edith Cavell was born on December 4, 1865 in eastern England, died on October 1…
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Oceanography
Weapons knock down enemies in the blink of an eye
If you dive into tropical waters near the shore, you may hear a sound like chestnut cracking when baked.
Oceanography
Giant squid wounded by skateboarder surfers on shore
The giant squid wounded trying to roll the tentacle around the skateboard when a South African resident brought it ashore.
Oceanography
Jellyfish species heal wounds themselves, reverse aging
The moon jellyfish has the ability to heal wounds, regrow the broken part, regenerate and reverse the aging process.
Oceanography
Touched by the mother dolphin giving her body
This mother dolphin is supposed to take her baby's body away from the shore
Oceanography
Heartbreaking image of the death of blue whale
The picture shows the scary wound of the blue whale, because its tail seems to be torn apart. This whale was injured swimming lost in the shipping lanes of container shi…
Archeology
Human skulls and furless dog bodies discovered in the UK
Experts found that a part of dog bodies from ancient times and some other antiques in Vindolanda, Northumberland, and England, reported on November 10.
Archeology
Find new evidence that the true Jesus died from crucifixion
The skeleton was found during the excavation of a grave in northern Italy and is the second physical example of wounds attached to crucifixion, with right heel injuries.
Archeology
Death of a pregnant woman
The 1,300-year-old remains of a woman with holes in her skull and fetus between her legs were found in a narrow stone tomb beneath the medieval town of Imola in Italy, a…
Archeology
'Fire snake' crawls from the medieval saint's leg
Italian researchers found the earliest description of worm disease only when studying a medieval painting.
Archeology
The T-Rex tyrant dinosaur has a homophobic behavior
The skeleton of a tyrannical dinosaur has provided scientists with clear evidence of a long-held hypothesis: T-Rex dinosaurs and its relatives are fierce animals with ep…
Archeology
Find out the cause of King Richard III's death
King Richard the Third seemed to have suffered a painful death at the hands of the attackers because they had stripped the scalp and pierced the sword or sharp objects i…
Archeology
The death of the last Pharaoh
The group of scientists yesterday uncovered the secret of the cause of the death of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses Third.
Archeology
Amputation surgery is from 7,000 years ago
Surveying the skeletons, scientists believe that Stone Age humans know how to amputate their bodies to save lives.
Archeology
'Small' dinosaurs 'small' prey
The bloody battle between two giant animals is often the result of fatal wounds for both.