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In 1941, a massive WWII ship sank off the coast of Albania. Divers just went down there??? and found a rare mammal living among the wreck
1+ week, 3+ day ago (341+ words) This 135m-long wartime shipwreck has become an artificial reef, home to groupers, wrasse, lionfish and critically endangered Mediterranean monk seals. Eighty-five years ago, a World War II hospital ship called Po sank off the Albanian coast. Now, its rusting remains…...
Sunken warships fill this eerie lagoon??? and they're scattered with gas masks, skulls and bullet casings
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (241+ words) Frozen in time beneath the turquoise waters of Chuuk Lagoon in the Pacific Ocean, a sunken fleet of 60 World War II ships forms an incredible underwater museum. Above water, Chuuk Lagoon appears as an untouched, tropical paradise. Tucked within the…...
Is this the world's most gruesome??? and unluckiest??? death ever? Ancient human attacked by two deadly predators at the same time
1+ week, 4+ day ago (412+ words) As far as gruesome, prehistoric deaths go, none are worse than the death experienced by a Homo habilis known as OH 7. Homo habilis is the first species in a genus called Homo - the taxonomic group that includes us, Homo sapiens....
There's a strange spinning island in Argentina that's a perfect circle??? and scientists know why
3+ week, 5+ day ago (340+ words) Approximately 120 metres wide, the floating island of El Ojo sits in Paraná Delta in the Province of Buenos Aires. In the wetlands of the Paraná Delta, just north of Buenos Aires, there is a curious island known as El Ojo....
Was it the lost city of Atlantis or a crashed UFO? The strange Ferris wheel-sized circle found at the bottom of the sea
1+ week, 5+ day ago (468+ words) The Baltic Sea Anomaly has been the subject of mystery and debate for many years Dennis Kimbugwe / Getty When searching for treasure, there’s no knowing what you might find. This was the case for Swedish divers who stumbled across something…...
Just how many species of human have there been?
13+ min ago (443+ words) We aren’t the only humans to have called Earth ‘home’; before us there were dozens of human species and like us they travelled far and wide… For the last 40,000 years, we (Homo sapiens) have lived alone - the last humans standing…...
Woolly mammoth vs elephant:They look like giant, hairy elephants… but how different were woolly mammoths really? | Discover Wildlife Woolly mammoth vs elephant
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (340+ words) How different are elephants to woolly mammoths? Stuart Blackman explains how these two giant differ Woolly mammoths hold a special place in the part of the human brain that thinks about extinct species, where they jostle for space with dinosaurs…...
???It functions like an ecological time capsule, preserving landscapes that no longer exist...??? 10 ancient locations that have barely changed for millions of years
3+ week, 12+ hour ago (1697+ words) Our planet’s surface is constantly changing, but some areas have remained relatively unchanged for millions, even billions, of years… Earth is estimated to be roughly 4.54 billion years old. Most of the rocks that formed while it was still young are…...
It's more than 185 million years old, as long as the Suez Canal??? and locked inside are millions of ancient monsters
10+ hour, 27+ min ago (700+ words) From giant marine reptiles to intricate spiral shells, the Dorset coast remains a treasure trove for modern explorers. James Osmond / Getty Images There are few places in the world where 185 million years of history is so visible and easily accessible,…...