When the Earth’s temperature rose and the amount of oxygen in the oceans decreased about 252 million years ago, most life on our planet suffered the same tragic fate. It is estimated that this extinction event, also known as the “Great Dying”, killed 70% of species on land and about 96% of species in the oceans. Illustration: Getty However, there are no sharks among them. “They’re the last surviving species,” said Elizabeth Sibert, a paleontologist and identifier of fossils and an oceanographer at Yale University. The next extinction event at the end of the Triassic period or even the meteorite event that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago could not have caused the shark to become extinct. The shark’s survival or longevity is extraordinary, but the animal was also close to the brink of extinction, a study in the journal Science revealed June 3. The study, led by scientist Sibert, shows that a previously unknown extinction event pushed sharks to the brink of extinction 19 million years ago, leaving just one in ten of the sharks. Sharks in the oceans survive. “Something happened and wiped out 90% of the shark population overnight,” said scientist Sibert. The so-called something is still uncertain but it has caused immense destruction. The meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs on Earth only caused 30-35% of the shark species to be wiped out while the above event was 2-3 times worse. To find this discovery, oceanographer Sibert and his collaborator Leah Rubin went through a remarkable process. Discover the mystery When a marine species dies, its body will fall to the bottom of the sea and decompose into discrete parts. Small parts, such as their teeth, will gradually accumulate in the sediments under the sea. “The seabed is essentially a grave for all aquatic species,” Sibert said. The sediment samples used in this study were collected from two locations in the Pacific Ocean, one in the north and one in the south, covering a period of 40 million years. However, it was not easy to analyze the small teeth inside each of these specimens. These parts are so small, even smaller than the width of a human hair. Oceanographer Sibert filtered dried sediment samples under a microscope and isolated the tiny bits of shark teeth. After separating them, scientist Rubin will identify and describe the features, as well as classify them. These little bits of teeth can reveal a lot to us. There were about 1,300 small tooth pieces identified in the above study with 85 samples with different shapes. Most of them are from the period before 19 million years and only a few samples belong to the later period. So, the question arises, what happened to the sharks? The tip of the iceberg The small tooth fragments suggest a decline in shark numbers and diversity about 19 million years ago, but the cause behind this event is unknown. “This is really a mystery. Right now we don’t know what happened,” Ms. Sibert said. The key to solving this mystery is to learn about the time when the sharks almost disappeared. This period is called the “Miocene” and is described by the scientist Sibert as the “transition phase” of the Earth. 15 million years before the mysterious shark event occurred, the Earth gradually became an “ice house” as permafrost increased in Antarctica. The oceans at that time were no different from the oceans of today, although we cannot find such species as tuna, swordfish and seabirds. Dolphins and whales had not yet evolved. However, there is not much evidence to find out the cause of the shark eradication. Even the discovery, which took place during a rather unusual time in Earth’s history, is just the tip of the iceberg. “There are many questions that need to be answered,” said researcher Rubin. Did some change in the environment lead to the decline in shark populations? This is difficult to confirm because the oxygen and carbon levels show no anomalies, but scientists can use more data around this time stamp. Did the event happen across the oceans and affect other marine species as well? Ms. Sibert said this is a global event but we still need more data. Also, what about other bodies of water? Can sedimentation in lakes and coastal areas occur other phenomena? How were terrestrial species affected during this time? Are there any chemicals that can tell us about the environment then? Ms. Sibert even thought that an epidemic, such as a virus, could be responsible for the decline in shark populations. Still, for this oceanographer, the extinction event was a remarkable phenomenon. The fact that sharks have existed for more than 400 million years, surviving multiple extinction events leads her to believe that something truly intense happened and that the sharks may be the gateway to understanding major changes. collided with Earth during the early Miocene. “There is a lot of data waiting to be discovered,” said researcher Rubin. The discovery not only shows the unpredictable change of the marine environment, but also shows how difficult it is for species to recover when they are pushed to the brink of extinction. “Biology is trying to tell us something and I think we need to listen,” Sibert said.

They have launched a product that is a pair of hands for chickens with a wide selection of designs (dolls, athletic, T-rex dinosaurs) to colors. “Chicken Arms” – the product is made to add charm to the chickens and laughter for your family. These chicken arms are files that are available on free 3D websites, users can download for their own use. However, if you don’t have a 3D printer and just want to buy a cute set of arms for your chicken, there are stores that specialize in 3D printer designs that sell these products. Let’s see more of the chickens in their new look with their hands! 21st century version of “chicken T-rex”. Looking at this biceps, I wonder who dares to win food with the chicken. Even the body shape is much stronger thanks to the hands. Another cute “T-rex chicken” with the same red arm as the crest. “Chicken T-rex” appeared everywhere! Or if you don’t like muscular arms or T-rex dinosaurs, you can come up with doll hands, how gentle it looks. The pose of the chicken comes to life with the new arm.

Created by Dr. Henry Wu (Greg Chun), Scorpios Rex is seen as the technological horror of Isla Nublar in the months after Indominus Rex caused destruction and forced the amusement park in Jurassic World to be destroyed. evacuate. In fact, Scorpios Rex did not have a place in Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous season 2, it was always kept frozen in Dr. Wu’s underground laboratory. But then was accidentally freed by teenage campers stranded on Isla Nublar. And in the third season of Camp Cretaceous, there are two Scorpios Rexs present on Isla Nublar, they are fully grown and can breed naturally. Then, Brooklynn (Jenna Ortega) and Sammy (Raini Rodriguez) looked at Dr. Wu’s research – project E750. These children learn that this is a man-made dinosaur and that they are extremely difficult to control. These Scorpios Rex even attacked and nearly killed Dr. Wu, moreover they poisoned the geneticist (but he survived thanks to an antidote developed by himself earlier). Velociraptor (also known as Raptor) is probably not new to everyone because they often appear and are considered one of the key factors contributing to the success of the Jurassic movie franchise. However, the Velociraptor in this movie has many deviant features, such as being much larger than the real species and without feathers. Perhaps the “Velociraptor” in the movie takes the Deinonychus species as a model. Velociraptor is a well-studied genus, with more than a dozen described fossil specimens, the most numerous in the family Dromaeosauridae. A famous specimen preserved Velociraptor while fighting Protoceratops. Despite the danger, Wu still refused to destroy the project and destroy the Scorpios Rex and raised the hope that he could one day create an “improved” version of this dinosaur. After being abandoned on the island, Scorpios Rex and his child have upset the balance of the natural order, they have killed many different animals and become a terror on the island. Scorpios Rex is considered the product of a failed experiment, it is too dangerous to live freely in the wild, but it is the prototype species of Indominus Rex and Indoraptor, so this species possesses characteristics of both species mentioned above. The Scorpios Rex’s size is somewhere between Indoraptor and Indominus Rex, which allows it to move freely in buildings and even into tunnels. Like other bred dinosaurs, Scorpios Rex contains Velociraptor’s DNA, which makes it a deadly predator. Similar to Indoraptor, Scorpios Rex has three-toed feet and opposite claws. This species can also jump like Indoraptor, thanks to Velociraptor DNA, Scorpios Rex can even climb trees. Scorpios Rex and Indoraptor both have night vision, but Scorpios have red eyes and they are attracted to flames or lights at night. Scorpios Rex’s most powerful weapons are the poisonous spikes at the top of the head and tail. To be able to possess this power, Dr. Wu used the DNA of scorpions to create Scorpios Rex. The poison of this species can take down even the largest Cerapods (3-horned dinosaurs) in Jurassic World – after being poisoned, the victim can only survive for 1 hour if not treated. Indominus rex is the biggest attraction in Jurassic World because it is a dinosaur created by combining the genetic characteristics of many different species. Some of the basic species included in the Indominus Rex genome include Tyrannosaurus rex, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Giganotosaurus, Majungasaurus, Rugops, Therizinosaurus and some modern animals such as squid, tree frog, cobra. This creature can hide under trees and has an intelligence that surpasses that of the dinosaurs. It can easily kill an entire squadron and requires the cooperation of T-Rex and Mosasaurus to kill it. Indoraptor is relatively similar in appearance to Indominus rex, but is only three-quarters the size. Unlike Indominus rex, which has a grayish-white skin color, its skin color will be mostly jet black. According to what Gunnor Eversol (dinosaur trader) introduced to the audience in the film, this is one of the most dangerous animals that ever existed on Earth. It has the intelligence to dodge human weapons, possesses fast speed but with fearsome strength and, finally, the ability to camouflage to blend with the wonderful environment.

The Ordovician-Silurian extinction (440 to 450 million years ago) was the first “great extinction” that occurred about 450 million years ago. It is considered the second largest extinction in history if measured by the number of species destroyed with 85% of fish species and 60% of biological species destroyed. The most accepted cause of extinction is a gamma-ray burst of a near-Earth star that caused a sharp drop in atmospheric carbon dioxide. This created an ice age that lasted 0.5 – 1.5 million years. Lower sea levels combined with the cold of glacial ice brought about a mass extinction in the Ordovician period. Late Devonian Extinction: Over 365 million years ago, one of the five largest and most feared mass extinctions in Earth’s biological history. It happened about 360 million years ago, killing 70% of all living things. Archaeological evidence indicates that this mass extinction could last up to 20 million years. Although it is one of the scariest mass extinctions in the world, its cause is still an unsolved mystery. Permian-Triassic extinction: about 253 million years ago is likened to the bloodiest massacre in Earth’s history. This terrible extinction event wiped out 95% of all species on earth. The main reason is due to the extremely strong tectonic movement of the Earth’s crust. Magma eruptions from fault plates engulfed the entire Earth’s surface in a sea of ​​fire. The increase in dust and carbon dioxide causes the greenhouse effect to warm the Earth. Changes in ocean currents cause great impacts on the ecosystem, ocean circulation becomes stagnant, lack of oxygen. Life now becomes extremely fragile. Triassic-Jurassic Extinction: About 201 million years ago was an extinction that took place about 199.6 million years ago that completely wiped out half of all living things on Earth. It is still not certain what caused the disaster. Scientists predict that a large volcanic eruption has occurred. However, studies have shown quite accurately the time when the extinction took place and the meteor impact that created Lake Manicouagan (Canada). This evidence proves that it is possible that the collision was the direct cause of this extinction. The Cretaceous – Paleogene extinction occurred about 66.5 million years ago, marking the end of the Mesozoic and the beginning of the Cenozoic with the Paleogene period. About 75% of species went extinct after this terrible event. Scientists theorize that this extinction event was caused by one or more simultaneous disasters, such as the powerful impact of meteorites (creating the Chicxulub craters in Mexico, Boltysh in Ukraine). or due to a drop in sea level, powerful volcanic eruptions creating the phenomenon of “Deccan traps” that seriously destroy the Earth’s biosphere. Currently, humans are in the early stages of the latest mass extinction, which is happening much faster than any other species. Since 1970, vertebrate populations have decreased by an average of 68% and now more than 35,000 species are considered endangered. In the 20th century alone, as many as 543 species of terrestrial vertebrates became extinct. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution in 1760, humans have been a major factor in Earth’s current environmental crisis. From greenhouse gas emissions and ozone depletion to deforestation, plastic waste and the illegal animal trade, humans have been proactively depriving the world of some species and threatening many others. Please watch the video: Strange and Unique Natural Phenomena in the World. Source: Strange story VN&TG

Elephant Mammoth Columbia Voi Extinction time: 11,500 years ago Living area: America and Mexico Illustration. Elephant Mammoth, you probably already know. They are huge, have long fur and a pair of huge tusks. They appear in many pictures, documentaries, movies. However, here we are talking about the Columbian Mammoth elephant, which is a relative of the long-haired but larger Mammoth. A Mammoth Columbia can be from 3.7 to 4.2m tall, weighing from 5.5 to 11 tons. Their tusks average 3.7m long, the largest of the elephant family and extremely strong, used to handle any carnivores that dare to come close. Prehistoric people, of course. Lazy land Extinction time: 4200 years ago Living area: South America The sloth is a lovely, harmless creature. The Megatherium is also a sloth, but it’s not like the slow, bully sloths you’re used to seeing. Megatherium also does not live on trees, because no tree can withstand its huge body. Megatherium has several subspecies, the smallest species is as big as a rhinoceros, and the largest can weigh up to 4-5 tons when mature, equivalent to modern African elephants. They can be up to 6m tall, similar to giraffes when standing on 2 legs. In addition, they also have a set of super-large claws used to slap the mouth of any carnivore. The ground sloth finally lived peacefully on the islands of the Caribbean, until about 4200 years ago, when the “species that everyone should fear” set foot and drew an end to the sloths walking on the face. land. Orangutan Gigantopithecus Extinction time: 100,000 years ago Living area: Mainly in Southeast Asia Gigantopithecus was a close relative of modern orangutans but was much larger. They can be 3m tall, weigh up to half a ton and are the most massive primates that have ever walked the Earth. If you need a clearer picture to visualize the size of a Gigantopithecus, check out the cute giant orangutan in The Jungle Book. But that’s in the movies, who knew what such a huge beast could do to a small human? Gigantopithecus went extinct with the main cause not being human. The fact that they are large also means that they need a lot of food to survive. However, about 100,000 years before the climate changed and the forests of their homeland – Southeast Asia – became savanna, Gigantopithecus simply “flies” because there is not enough food. Cave hyena Extinction time: 11,000-13,000 years ago Living area: Europe If you often watch documentaries about wildlife in Africa, such as the Diary of the Cat Family, you are probably familiar with spotted hyenas. These guys have a lot of bad reputations. They are cunning, reckless, attack in herds, scavenge for prey of other species such as leopards and lions or even enter villages to capture children. However, spotted hyenas are still not comparable to their ancient relatives – the cave hyena. Cave hyenas were twice the size of modern spotted hyenas, weighing on average 130kg, 90cm high and 1.5m long. They have extremely strong jaws, enough to chew the bones of their prey. Calculations based on fossils show that a cave hyena can easily kill a small elephant weighing about 1 ton. But that’s not enough to say how scary they are. They still live in groups of about 30 to help hunt more effectively. However, with our ancestors, they are not easy to touch. Cave hyenas became extinct somewhere between 11,000 and 13,000 years ago. The main cause is believed by paleontologists to be that prehistoric people took the caves for shelter during the Ice Age. Sword tooth tiger Extinction time: 10,000 years ago Living area: All Americas The saber-toothed tiger sounds like that, but in fact, they don’t have a close family to the tiger. Most saber-toothed tigers became extinct before modern humans appeared. However, there are still a few that can encounter humans, such as Smilodon populator and Smilodon fatalis. In which, Smilodon fatalis is as big as an African lion, and Smilodon populator is bigger, as big as a Siberian tiger (about 350kg). According to the calculations of paleontologists, saber-toothed tigers have rather weak jaws, the bite force is only about 1/3 of that of modern lions. However, in return, they have other things. In addition to their trademark long fangs, saber-toothed tigers also have extremely muscular forelimbs, the strongest of the cat family to assist in capturing prey before slicing its throat with long scythe-like fangs. Another theory is that they can use these fangs as knives to “skewer” their prey to death. But no matter how they killed their prey, a prehistoric human would surely explode if caught by it.

Irish people often tell each other stories about giants who were able to create an island just by taking a handful of sand and throwing it out into the sea. Professor Márta Korbonits said that such old stories have some historical basis. And hard to believe, scientists have found what they’ve been looking for all along. As it turns out, there are many Irish people with the AIP gene mutation. These mutations are responsible for the excessive height in some people. In the UK, these mutations are very rare (probability about 1 in 2000 people), and in Mid Ulster – Northern Ireland, these mutations are becoming more common (1 in 150). One of the most famous giants in Ireland was Charles Byrne (1761-1783) when he was 2.2m tall. According to legend, giants are extremely powerful, but in reality, they are not. They often suffer from heart problems, eye problems, and joint pain. Without proper treatment, most of these giants die before the age of 30. 2. Werewolves There are very few origins of werewolf legends because their lives are always associated with the forest. However, people have found archaeological ruins and cave paintings of the combination of people and things from ancient times. At that time, people always wanted to become stronger. So, they chose for themselves a summoned beast and took this form. To go to the battlefield, the warriors choose a powerful summoned beast that is the wolf. Before fighting, they will drink magic potion that affects the nervous system making them think they are invincible wolves. In addition, belief in the existence of werewolves is supported by the genetic condition hypertonia. It is an abnormal amount of hair growth on the body and face, also known as werewolf syndrome. It was not until 1963 that Dr. Lee Illis gave the name of this disease. Another psychological disorder is called Lycanthropy. This is a delusion that makes the patient think that he can transform into a species between man and animal. It is also believed that this disorder becomes stronger during the different lunar phases. 3. Vampires Porphyria is a rare genetic disorder (1 in 200,000 people). If either parent has the condition, their child has a 25% chance of having it. This disease causes a pigment imbalance, and hemoglobin begins to decay by ultraviolet light. People with this disease are greatly affected by sunlight. So the only time they can go out is at night. In more severe cases, the patient’s tendon is deformed, causing the fingers to constrict. The skin around the lips and gums becomes dry, the front teeth protrude and turn red. So they will look like vampires. In the Middle Ages, people with porphyria were burned by the judgment of the Inquisition. 4. Dragons Theory of a connection between dinosaur bones and dragons began in Mongolia. Here, the word “dragon” is found associated with different geographical names. This is because, in some areas of the Gobi desert, anyone can find dinosaur bones because they lie completely on the surface of the Earth. These skeletons are still abundant in this place causing many illegal excavations to take place. It is an important fact that there are no myths of this kind in Africa because there is no access to dinosaur remnants there. But why do we picture dragons like reptiles with claws and scales? This is explained by the way we see things around us. Their skeletons resembled the bones of modern lizards, snakes, and crocodiles. If you zoom in a few times these animals, they will look like dragons. Also added that lizards and snakes sometimes have two heads, like some dragons in fantasy or legend.

Shape a dinosaur orange mini skirt with black shoes full of girl’s style, helping the actress “age hack”, look extremely beautiful and radiant. An outfit with an orange dinosaur-shaped mini vest looks very sweet and another shape that is more suitable for Trieu Le Dinh than the elegant black suit. Black vest with white platform shoes looks more elegant and elegant. The image of Trieu Le Dinh recently received a lot of compliments from netizens, the aura overwhelms the model. If compared with the image of a model on the catwalk, indeed, this time, Trieu Le Dinh won overwhelmingly. Let’s take a look at some of the latest pictures of Trieu Le Dinh with SAOstar so that you can clearly see the “makeover” of the little flower, how the temperament and attitude has been upgraded! Trieu Le Dinh is the representative for Dang Tan. The fashion segment was promoted when Trieu Le Dinh took on many roles when collaborating with DIOR. Shaping her white dress is full of temperament… …or like the extremely cool female style… Shape of Trieu Le Dinh in the night of Bazaar 2021. This nobility and luxury of Trieu Le Dinh in the 2020 Weibo Night made many people “startled” because now she has become so “strange” compared to the past.

But recently, paleontologists have had to change this view and push the herbivorous history of dinosaurs to the early Cretaceous period, 125 million years ago, grasses began to appear. This was discovered during the study of fossils of the dinosaur Equijubus found in China. Mount Mazong is located at the northern end of the Hexi Corridor, in present-day Gansu Province, China. The mountain is named because it looks like a horse’s mane blowing in the wind. Mazong Mountain is a desolate place, but beneath that gravel are the remains of creatures that died hundreds of millions of years ago. In 2000, paleontologists from China and the United States formed a joint expedition to unearth paleontological fossils in the Mazong mountain area. During this excavation, paleontologists discovered a large number of fossils. Chinese paleontologist You – Hailu studied the fossils of a new dinosaur species and he named this dinosaur Equijubus. The genus name is derived from the Latin words “equus” meaning “horse” and “juba” meaning “mane”, the genus name meaning “horse mane” because the fossil was found in Mount Mazong. The new species was given the full name Equijubus normani, with “Normani” being named in honor of the famous British paleontologist David B. Norman. Illustration. Equijubus can be considered an intermediate dinosaur between Iguanodon and Hasrosauridae. Equijubus has a fairly large body when compared to a “basic” Hasrosauridae, but they can still run on two legs after being chased by predators. Fossil specimens of this dinosaur include skulls, lower jaw bones, cervical vertebrae, dorsal vertebrae and other parts. Through fossil analysis, it can be seen that Equijubus belongs to the primitive Hadrosauridae, it already possesses some features of Hadrosauridae, but its skull also has obvious features of Iguanodon. Paleontologists surmise that the dinosaur Equijubus could be up to 7 m long, 2 m high and weigh 2.5 tons, almost the size of a small truck. Equijubus would have had a long head, a horn beak on the front of its mouth and flat teeth on the inside of its cheeks, allowing it to chew on hard plants. Equijubus also have a robust body, they often walk on all fours and run on two legs when fleeing predators. Although there are not many fossils of this species, the discovery of Equijubus has great significance for paleontology. As a very primitive Hadrosauridae, Equijubus has shown that the Hasrosauridae may have originated in Asia and that they evolved directly from Iguanodon. 14 years after the Equijubus species was named, paleontologists are once again studying their fossils using the latest technology. They found evidence of herbivorous dinosaurs actually eating grass in fossils! On December 21, 2017, You Hailu and other paleontologists published a research paper titled “Dinosaur-related cuticles and crystals from the Chinese Gramineae family of the Cretaceous Period” on National Science Journal of China. The paper mentioned that the microstructure of primitive herbaceous plants (herbs, rice) was silicified between the teeth of the dinosaur Equijubus. This suggests that herbaceous plants were originally the food of this dinosaur. In fact, to answer the question of whether or not herbivorous dinosaurs ate grass, we need to know that the grass family is a large family of plants with more than 650 genera. Rice, wheat, corn, millet, sorghum, etc… the plants that we cannot live without are all grasses, and many other plants that we can eat are also grasses. People have always doubted the existence of the grass family, and the time period of its appearance is also quite unclear. And in the past, scientists always thought that they appeared after dinosaurs. But through the discovery of secrets from the fossils of the dinosaur Equijubus, we have learned that grass appeared on Earth 125 million years ago. This means that on Earth, dinosaurs of that time also had herbivorous habits (literally eating grass). The earliest known seed-bearing plants can be traced back to the Middle Jurassic or earlier, 164 million years ago. It was discovered during the Boda Jurassic period in Inner Mongolia. Although this plant is only a few centimeters tall, it already has roots, stems, leaves, and fruits.

Humans and the fear of snakes exist in the genetics Few people know that, ophidiophobia or the horrible obsession with snakes and round, long, legless animals in general is the most common fear in human society (1/3 of humanity is afraid of snakes). In addition, scientists have confirmed: Most primates have inherited the instinct to… be afraid and run away from snakes. The reason, prehistoric people were so afraid of snakes because they had to face giant carnivorous reptiles, not hostages like now. First is Titanoboa cerrejonensis : Nearly 13m long, weighing about 1 ton, is considered the largest snake species discovered by man However, some studies indicate that Titanoboa was a piscivore rather than a megafauna-killer. So, is it a giant but gentle animal? Titanoboa cerrejonensis. Before humans left records of Titanoboa, the title of giant snake was given Gigantophis garstini They appeared about 20 million years after Titanoboa in Africa with a length of about 11m. Gigantophis’ favorite food was the ancestor of the modern world’s elephants. Gigantophis garstini. Madtsoia madagascariensis: Giant snake that specializes in eating dinosaurs Gigantophis’ close relative is Madtsoia madagascariensis , another giant snake that lived in Madagascar for several million years during the age of the dinosaurs. They lived with iconic dinosaurs like Majungasaurus , Masiakasaurus and Rahonavis as well as giant frogs Beelzebufo . And perhaps, Madtsoia is also more than enough to eat all the dinosaurs mentioned above. Madtsoia madagascariensis. Both Madtsoia and Gigantophis belong to the ancient family of giant snakes known as the Madtsoiids. Both of these genera lived long ago, but some survived until recently in Australia. Until Wonambi naracoortensis , a snake more than 6m long has inspired the legend of the Rainbow Snake of primitive Australians This size seems modest compared to the previous monsters, but it is still significantly larger when compared to the Anaconda python. Furthermore, over time it has coexisted with giant kangaroos, marsupial lions and primitive Australians – it may have inspired the Rainbow Serpent legend. mythical animals of Australia). Rainbow Snake, one of the mythical animals of Australia. Yurlunggur camfieldensis , a reptile that the Yurlungur aborigines believe is made of bronze, specializes in hunting virgins Living in the same period and place as Wonambi is a species Yurlunggur camfieldensis. They are named after the Yurlungur Aboriginal mythology – which tells of a bronze snake excited by the smell of a young girl’s menstrual blood that would come to eat her and her family. Yurlunggur is said to be up to 8m long and is a self-burrowing aquatic species. They will hunt underwater but live in burrows with soft ground. Though non-poisonous, the terrifying force of the contractions would kill their prey, similar to most pythons today. Yurlunggur camfieldensis. Palaeophiidae, Giant water snake up to 10m long, specializing in eating whales and prehistoric sharks Come to another ancient genus of giant snakes, Palaeophiidae of the genus Palaeophiid . Palaeophiidae evolved over 70 million years ago, and like the Madtsoiids, they survived the K-PG Great Extinction. Similar to modern sea snakes, Palaeophiidae lived entirely in water, only much larger. According to researcher Gary Meaney, Palaeophis colossaeus New is the scariest of all – it can hunt whales, giant sharks in the Eocene waters. It is very large, up to 10m long. Palaeophis colossaeus. Pterosphenus , a giant warm-blooded snake, much more active than a cold-blooded reptile Another branch of the Palaeophiid genus, Pterosphenus , which is also horrifying in size: 7m. In addition, these are giant sea snakes that have the ability to reproduce early and have a warm-blooded metabolism, making them more active than many other slow reptile monsters. Pterosphenus. To the giant, tens of meters long reptiles that dominate the earth During the Pliocene (geological period), did the Australian continent exist the giant python Bluff Downs or Liasis dubungila – one of the few prehistoric animals with a common name. It is more than 10m long and is considered the largest snake ever of this continent. Bluff Downs or Liasis dubungila. In prehistoric times, branches of the python family also gained horological dimensions. One of them is Chubutophis grandis, estimated at 22m in length. And if that’s true, Titanoboa will lose the title of the largest snake in history. They lived in the Miocene with a host of giant South American creatures: Elephant-sized Caimans, giant gharials, giant tigers and giant turtles… Chubutophis grandis. Finally, let’s come to the largest venomous snake known: Laophis , closely resembles the poisonous Gabon viper, which lived on the Greek islands during the Pliocene. According to scientists, it weighs twice as much as the largest venomous snakes of the modern world, more than 4m long. This size has nothing to do with the reptiles listed above, but they are not poisonous… Laophis. As such, Titanoboa was the only nightmare snake that slithered around in ancient times. It may be the biggest, but it’s probably not the scariest.

Climate change is one of the main causes of extinctions worldwide. 5 mass extinctions Dinosaurs became extinct in the Jurassic, more than 200 million years ago. * Ordovician-Silurian Extinction: About 440 million years ago The first mass extinction on Earth occurred at a time when organisms such as corals and shellfish filled the world’s shallow waters but had yet to venture to land. Life itself has begun to spread and diversify, first appearing around 3.7 billion years ago. But about 440 million years ago, a climate change caused sea temperatures to shift, and much of the life in the ocean died out. At the end of the Ordovician, mass glaciations covered the southern supercontinent, Gondwana. According to a study published in the journal Oceanology, glaciation on this scale has stripped away high proportions of the world’s water and dramatically lowered global sea levels, depriving the world of vital habitats. species, destroying the food chain and reducing fertility, according to a study published in the journal Oceanology. However, not all scientists agree with this. According to National Geographic, other theories suggest that the toxic metal may have dissolved into seawater during periods of oxygen depletion, wiping out marine life. Other scientists suggest that a gamma-ray burst from a supernova ripped through a giant hole in the ozone layer, allowing deadly ultraviolet radiation to kill life below. According to APS News, there is a Another theory is that volcanoes are the cause. * Late Devonian Extinction: Over 365 million years ago The Devonian period witnessed the rise and fall of many prehistoric marine species. Although by this time animals had already begun to evolve on land, most of life was swimming through the oceans. Until vascular plants, such as trees and flowers, have the potential to cause a second mass extinction. According to the BBC, as plants develop roots, they inadvertently transform the land they inhabit, turning rocks and rubble into soil. This nutrient-rich soil then runs into the world’s oceans, causing algae to bloom on a massive scale. These blooms essentially created giant “dead zones,” areas where algae take oxygen from the water, suffocating marine life and wreaking havoc on the marine food chain. Species that could not adapt to reduced oxygen levels and lack of food died. However, this theory is still being debated, and some scientists believe that volcanic eruptions are responsible for the drop in oxygen levels in the ocean, according to a study in the journal Geology. A species of sea monster that has been wiped out from the world’s oceans is the 10 m long armored fish called Dunkleosteus . * Permian-Triassic extinction: ~253 million years ago This extinction event is the largest event that has ever occurred on Earth. It wiped out about 90% of all species on the planet and wiped out the reptiles, insects and amphibians that roamed the land. What caused this catastrophic event was a period of rampant volcanism. According to the Sam Noble Museum in Oklahoma, in the ocean, rising levels of carbon dioxide dissolve into the water, poisoning marine organisms and depriving them of their oxygen-rich water. Rising sea temperatures also reduce oxygen levels in the water. Corals are one of the hardest hit groups of marine life – it takes 14 million years for oceanic reefs to rebuild as they once were. * Triassic-Jurassic Extinction: About 201 million years ago The Triassic period was the time when dinosaurs began to inhabit the world. Unfortunately, many volcanoes were also erupting at that time. While it’s still not clear exactly why this fourth mass extinction occurred, scientists suggest that massive volcanic activity occurred in an area of ​​the world now covered by the Atlantic Ocean. cover . Similar to the Permian extinction, volcanoes released huge amounts of carbon dioxide, causing climate change and devastating life on Earth. Global temperatures rise, ice melt, sea levels rise and acidification. As a result, many marine and terrestrial species became extinct; These include large prehistoric crocodiles and several species of flying pterosaurs. All dinosaurs were killed in the fifth mass extinction. Scientists estimate that many species that can fly, burrow or dive into the depths of the ocean survive. For instance, the only true descendants of dinosaurs living today are modern-day birds – more than 10,000 species are thought to have descended from survivors. Is the 6th going? According to The Conversation, scientists define a mass extinction when about three-quarters of species die out in a short geological time, i.e. less than 2.8 million years. Currently, humans are in the early stages of the latest mass extinction, which is happening much faster than any other species. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), since 1970, populations of vertebrate species have decreased by an average of 68% and now more than 35,000 species are considered threatened with extinction. During the 20th century, as many as 543 species of terrestrial vertebrates became extinct, according to a research paper in the journal PNAS. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution in 1760, humans have been a major factor in Earth’s current environmental crisis. From greenhouse gas emissions and ozone depletion to deforestation, plastic piling and the illegal animal trade, humans have been proactively depriving the world of some species and threatening many others. Ecotourism is an industry that drives conservation efforts around the world, but it is on the verge of collapse since global travel restrictions were introduced. Without tourist income, conservationists are having a hard time protecting vulnerable species from poaching, while the COVID-19 pandemic is intensifying. The New York Times reported. Rhinos in Botswana, feral cats in South America and tigers in India have all been targeted in the past year. In the context of the current pandemic, the wildlife market has become the focus of attention for not only being environmentally irresponsible but also potentially endangering human health through infectious diseases. from animals to humans – such as the COVID-19 pandemic. These markets, which trade in live exotic animals or products derived from them, are found all over the world. For example, bear farms in Asia trap 20,000 Asian black bears for bile, leading to a decline in wild populations. Another potential solution to combat extinction could be the cloning of species. In February 2021, scientists revealed they had successfully cloned a black-footed ferret from an animal that died more than 30 years ago. Native to North America, these small mammals were thought to be extinct until a small colony was found in the early 1980s, where they were engaged in breeding and reintroduction programs. across America. The cloning process is similar to that of Dolly the sheep in the early 1990s.

Welcome to the hotel of dinosaur robots. (Photo: Internet) The check-in process of visitors is easy when the two unique dinosaur receptionists at Henn na Hotel can speak 4 foreign languages: Japanese, English, Chinese and even Korean Country. Thanks to the tablet system, you can completely choose the method of communication with these interesting employees without having to worry about the language barrier. Coming here, you will experience the feeling of “interacting” with the robot dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) More specifically, these two employees are also able to communicate using “body language” thanks to their long clawed hands and simple pre-programmed sentences. Passengers proceed to check-in with the “help” of the dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) The hotel’s robots and management systems were designed by Kawazoe Lab, the Institute of Industrial Sciences at the University of Tokyo, and construction company Kajima. According to the hotel managers, the service robots here are very friendly and operate extremely efficiently. These dinosaurs are very friendly! (Photo: Internet) Not only stopping at the front desk, the interesting and uniqueness is still waiting for visitors when they come to the room. In each room, in addition to the necessary equipment that every hotel has, at Henn na Hotel, there are also small robot staffs that assist guests with everything from changing TV channels to turning on music. Inside a room at the Henn na Hotel. (Photo: Internet) Besides, this place is also equipped with many other modern technologies, such as not needing a key but using facial recognition to open the room door. Each room has sensors to control the lighting system, if no one is in the room, it will be controlled to turn off automatically. The space of the hotel is also designed in the style of “jungle” with different large and small dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) Although most of the work is done by robots, the Henn na Hotel still has operators behind, especially the security department. Accordingly, security staff will monitor the hotel through the camera system to ensure the safety of guests as well as prevent the risk of expensive robots being stolen. These people also help with technical problems in the robots, if any. One of the branches of the Henn na Hotel. (Photo: Internet) In addition, housekeeping is a step that robots cannot do, so it also requires human hands. It is known that the price of staying at Henn na Hotel is about 9,000 yen ($72) per double room, much cheaper than other hotels of the same class.

Khanh Van’s traditional costume contest at Miss Universe Khanh Van brought to the Miss Universe pageant an Ao Dai inspired by silk weaving. After the national costume contest at Miss Universe 2020 (the contest held late due to the Covid-19 epidemic), Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray selected her 6 favorite and most impressive designs. It is the national costume of Indonesia, Ukraine, Nepal, Peru, Thailand and Vietnam. Khanh Van performed a costume called “Ken Em”, consisting of an outer cocoon and an ao dai combined with a scarf closed inside. The outfit is meant to honor Vietnam’s silk weaving. Creative designer on the background of traditional ao dai. Khoa Ho uses white tones, light materials, and marcame stringing techniques. Sharing with Zing, Khanh Van said that before going on stage, “Ken Em” had problems, broke many places and lost wheels. She had to re-glue the damaged parts herself and fix the parts that were peeling paint due to shipping. Indonesian representative Ayu Maulida Putri wears a Komodo dragon costume. According to many scientific studies, the Komodo dragon (scientific name: Varanus komodoensis) is the largest reptile in the world, inbreeding with many dinosaurs that became extinct millions of years ago. Komodo dragons live only on the island of Komodo (Indonesia) and are in danger of extinction. Nepalese beauty Anshika Sharma appeared on the Miss Universe 2020 catwalk with a climbing outfit. She carried a model of Mount Everest – the highest mountain in the world and located on the border of Nepal with China. Catriona Gray’s next choice is the national costume of Peru performed by the beautiful Janick Maceta Del Castillo. The costume of the Peruvian representative is made based on the shape and color of the James flamingo – a small flamingo, living in the Andes plateau of Peru. The traditional costume of the representative of Thailand has the shape of a particular fish, mainly living in the rivers of the land of the golden pagoda. The body of the fish is decorated with sophisticated gems. The entire tail and fins of the fish model are sewn with silk and have the colors of the Thai national flag. The national costume of Ukraine is designed based on the most famous and familiar decorative motifs in the country. The above motif often appears on the doors, tables, chairs, and domes of Ukrainians. According to information from the organizers of Miss Universe 2020, the white color of the above outfit means happiness and longevity.

During those 5 years, the young man observed plants and animals of many different regions, and one of which was especially important, was that he discovered sparrows in the Galapagos Islands and sparrows living in the Galapagos. deep in the continent, although similar, have evolved different biological characteristics to suit feeding in their particular habitat. Later, that guy wrote the book “On the Origin of Species” and introduced the theory of Evolution that shocked public opinion. That boy is Charles Darwin. There are 365 days in a year, and only one day is dedicated to Darwin. However, on the 200th anniversary of his birth, a poll was held and the results were that only 39% of Americans believed in the theory of evolution. At the same time, in England, home of the scientist, The Guardian reported that half of adults did not believe in Darwin’s theory and of those, 22% believed in God’s Genesis. Sole. Millions of Hindus have joined the festival on the Ganges River in recent days, causing an outbreak of the disease. In the Museum of Creation in Petersburg, Kentucky, there is a painting of Adam and Eve sharing a forest with a dinosaur 10,000 years ago, although we think dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago while humans are now New era appeared from 200,000 years ago is clear as day. The US and UK are the two leading countries in scientific research. I immediately thought of this story when I saw the pictures of the millions of Hindus in India celebrating the Kumbh Mela festival and then paying the price with the burning cities burning the dead. because of COVID-19. “The faith of the pilgrims will overcome the fear of the virus,” the state premier of Uttarakhand told the press ahead of the festival. Indeed, in just a few days, 3 million people jumped into the sacred Ganges River to bathe, the fear of a new virus that appeared more than a year ago that science warns is nothing compared to the power of the government. boss of the gods for thousands of years. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has also proposed to study the hypothesis that Ganges living water can cure COVID. Yet, just a short time ago, Hindu politicians criticized Muslims for holding large prayers in New Delhi. Actually, they are all the same. Why is there such a thing as unscientific in an age that is thought to be very unscientific? Don’t we often read articles complaining about people’s increasing dependence on technology, on phones, on tablets – and technology is a totem of modern science? Even so, the formula for writing innocuous articles in health care categories is “proven science”—the word “science” is so overused that it becomes inert. But, it seems, the dominance of science and technology is just a fragile outer shell that can always be broken. And people rely on science for the comfort and convenience that scientific discoveries bring, not necessarily for truths or facts about the world. To find out about this strange phenomenon, Professor Andrew Shtulman of the Department of Cognitive Sciences Occidental University devised a test as follows. He invited 150 students who had taken science and math classes to read a few hundred scientific conclusions and asked them to mark the correct ones. A rather surprising result was that it took them a little longer to check the box “Earth revolves around the Sun” than the box “The moon revolves around the Earth”. Both of the above conclusions are clearly correct, but if the Moon revolves around the Earth is something that we can easily perceive, then the Earth revolves around the Sun is something that goes against our common sense and is only possible. know through education. This implies that science’s way to awareness is always resisted by a force of instinctual belief. So, sympathize with the old theologians who thought Copernicus was a heretic, because even the well-educated, raised in a 21st-century environment with bright scientific lights If there is a flash of light on the top of your head, somewhere in your mind there are still remnants of the feeling that the Sun revolves around the Earth, also that the ancient people did not have an inch of tools at hand. Painting “A dinosaur in the garden of Eden”. In a similar test run by University of Maryland psychologist Kevin Dunbar, he also observed blood vessels pooling in the prefrontal cortex when participants validated claims they thought were false. naturally in science, this part of the cerebral cortex is responsible for controlling consciousness. According to Dunbar, this is evidence that the acceptance of some scientific knowledge is not actually about absorbing facts but about suppressing myths. The truth is often hard to swallow, and it holds true in many fields, and even more so in the history of scientific research. The great breakthroughs that completely changed the axis of our knowledge, from heliocentric theory to the theory of evolution, from relativity to quantum mechanics, almost all brought up uncomfortable truths and to With scientific achievements, humanity must abandon the abiding realm of intuition to jump into a crater of flesh-burning truths. But not just dance once. Scientific truth is different from religious truth. The basis of religious truth is certainty, and the basis of scientific truth is doubt. Karl Popper, philosopher of science said that “Truth and certainty must be clearly distinguished. Knowledge is the search for truth. Not a search for certainty.” Or in the words of Richard Feynman, the essence of science is “the hard work of proving you wrong”. No need to take great examples of how Einstein proved Newton wrong and how people question Einstein today, just talk about chocolate, sometimes scientists say that This is a dish that is harmful to health, another time they say it helps to beautify the skin and keep it in shape. Compared to betting on a change like the flash pan of science, to many people, in many matters, religion or intuition seem to be more stable and secure “horses”. Science always puts people in such insecurity. Nowhere is our “me” more vulnerable than in science, because we are always faced with the fact that we are wrong. What’s more, there are many different kinds of truths, and scientific facts are not always better than others. But, there are subjective truths that can push people into a dead end. Like prayer can conquer COVID. Like the Ganges that can wash away diseases. Or as climate change is an exaggeration of zealot scientists. Indeed, according to the survey, a quarter of the population of the US – the world’s closest high carbon emitter – considers climate change a negligible threat! But, even more surprising, in a study published in the journal Psychological Science by Matthew Feinberg and Robb Willer of UC Berkeley, most people when reading dire messages about climate change don’t want to believe it. This is because, that “inconvenient” truth threatens the need to see the world as an organized, stable, and just place where honest workers are rewarded and vandals. will be punished. Meanwhile, climate change creates an equal apocalypse for everyone, guilty or not. Yet, the world is such a cruel place, where the origin of man is nothing more than a divine being, but a fish with finfish, where the Earth is never the navel of the universe, where religious ritual cannot save people from the virus, where the environment is being destroyed irreversibly. And in general, as Carl Sagan, one of the most widely known astronomers to the public, once wrote: “Better hard truths, in my opinion, than consoling illusions.”

Previously, the road to Ta Xua was difficult, far away, but since the road connecting the two districts Tram Tau (Yen Bai) and Bac Yen (Son La) was opened, the archers “hunt clouds” Ta Xua becomes more vibrant and attracts more and more visitors. Before being known as a beautiful “cloud hunting” spot, Ta Xua was famous for the specialties of ancient Shan Tuyet tea and lacquer (cat apple). Ta Xua cloud hunting spot often mentioned is Ta Xua peak, located at an altitude of 2,875m, surrounded by clouds all year round. The most ideal time to travel to Ta Xua is from October of this year to April of the following year. According to the experience of the locals, going “hunting clouds” in Ta Xua should choose sunny days. At that time, visitors will feel the perfect beauty of smooth, spongy white clouds printed on the clear blue sky. From afar, “dinosaur backbone” – a 1.5km long trail on Ta Xua peaks winding on the top of the mountain – is hidden in white clouds, allowing you to feel the picturesque beauty of nature. High land. On the trekking experience on the top of Ta Xua, visitors can watch the clouds and sky while looking down the valley to see the terraced fields and the house of ethnic minorities. Here, you can find many “check-in” corners for your own beautiful photos. The journey to conquer “dinosaur backbone” on the top of Ta Xua is not long, so visitors can easily experience it. However, nowadays, H’mong people often ride motorbikes to carry tourists who hesitate to walk. Each trip costs 30,000 VND / person. For a perfect Ta Xua “cloud hunting” experience, visitors can design tours of 2 days 1 night or 3 days 2 nights to satisfy the time of discovery. In Ta Xua, there are many homestays designed in harmony with the beautiful nature such as: Xa homestay, Ta Xua Hills, Ta Xua homestay, Phu Hoa guesthouse, Tra May … When making the trip, visitors should also note that because the road is quite dangerous, the temperature is often lower in high mountains, so it is necessary to study the weather carefully, wear sports shoes, wear towels, hats and sun protection (in summer), keep heat (in winter). In addition, visitors should be cautious when taking pictures of “check-in” at craggy and slippery cliffs.

Representatives of Doan Yen Bai Province, Mu Cang Chai District Party Committee and Warm Towel Fund for children to grow bamboo at the “dinosaur backbone”, Phinh Ho village, Di Xu Phinh commune, Mu Cang Chai district This is an activity under the project “Green Sound” with the aim of building a model of enriching forests and creating a sustainable bamboo ecosystem; at the same time creating income for economic development. The project is implemented by Doan Yen Bai Province and the Warm Towel Fund for you in collaboration with Mu Cang Chai district. The project will be implemented from now until 2025, which is expected to plant on a total land area of ​​16.81 ha in the “dinosaur backbone” area of ​​Phinh Ho village, Di Xu Phinh commune, Mu Cang Chai district. In the immediate future, in 2021, it will be pilot planting 8,800 trees on an area of ​​more than 8 hectares; in the following years, additional planting will be made on the remaining area. In 2022, the project will deploy a cultural space, product display area, language classes to preserve local cultural values, support community tourism development and create a green ecosystem. from bamboo. Ms. Doan Thi Thanh Tam, Secretary of Doan Yen Bai Province, said that in recent years, storms and floods have seriously affected forest resources in Mu Cang Chai. The project implemented here aims to regenerate forests, protect the environment and develop the local tourism economy. Besides, the “dinosaur backbone” in Phinh Ho village is the attraction for many tourists to conquer and take check-in photos. This is one of the three “backbone of dinosaurs” with Ta Xua – Son La, Binh Lieu – Quang Ninh, many people rated the most beautiful in the North. “The project makes sense not only to the environment and local people but also to the young Yen Bai in the direction of forming youth cooperatives doing tourism economy”, Ms. Tam said. According to Ms. Tam, the bamboo source used in the project is indigenous species. Youth unionists coordinate with farmers with the guidance and advice of experts to create landscapes and ensure the growth of trees.

Chinese paleontologists have found ancient insects, snakes, ancient birds and even dinosaur tails in fossil Burmese amber. Thanks to the special preservative properties of amber, these fossils have retained their original shape after 100 million years. One of the dinosaur feathers discovered in the amber piece was damaged by chewing and the markings are similar to the feathers of modern birds with parasitic lice. Feather is one of the types of “special impurities” preserved in Burmese amber, including neck feathers and insect feathers. Not long ago, two pieces of feathered amber from Myanmar attracted paleontologists because through microscopic observations, the researchers noticed some ancient bugs in the feathers. Although these bugs are small and hard to see, paleontologists have found that they have unique and striking habits. The newly discovered insect is named Mesophthirus engeli, revealing the early makeup of the lice ancestor. Mesophthirus engeli has no wings and a body similar to a lice. The team found that they chewed very vigorously through the marks of a dinosaur’s fur. A team of researchers from the Capital Education University of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Capital Medical Science University, the National Museum of Natural History, and the Russian Academy of Sciences studied the studies. Small insects preserved in amber and discovered this particular beetle. Archaeologists have named this tiny insect Mesophthirus engeli with the genus “Mesophthirus” from the Greek word and the name “engeli” is dedicated to Michael S. Engel, a famous paleontologist. Americans, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the study of ancient insects. The earliest appearing fur-eating insect was thought to be Megamenopon rasnitsyni. The lice fossils were unearthed in Germany 44 million years ago, according to Chungkun Shih, study author at the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of Natural History. Researchers also found evidence of Jurassic and Cretaceous parasitic parasites 66 to 201 million years ago. This ancient bug was very small with a length of less than 0.2 mm, so researchers had to use an electron microscope to see its shape. Mesophthirus engeli looks very much like today’s lice, but it has a larger head with black dot-like eyes on the sides and two tentacles with three long spines on top of the head. Mesophthirus engeli can be said to possess a body “three rings as one”, with the head, chest and abdomen equally wide, six feet short, with claws and long spines at the end, can be grasped. This finding suggests that the insect’s feathering behavior has originated at least in the mid Cretaceous period. Although it looks like a lice, the Mesophthirus engeli species is far different from modern lice and lice. Hence, paleontologists established a new ancient taxon of insects – Mesophagous caterpillars. Compared with the body, the mouth of Mesophthirus engeli is very large and strong, two large jaws are serrated, capable of chewing very strongly. In addition, the researchers also found that in the amber pieces containing these ancient bugs all had the presence of feathers and they all existed signs of damage: broken niches formed near the body. feathers and feathers are also broken. The marks of damaged feathers resemble those left by a feather-eating bug after chewing on the feathers. And obviously, the culprit of these traces was none other than the Mesophthirus engeli species. The origin and early evolution of the hairy trait in insects is inherently ambiguous due to the lack of records of Mesozoic fossils – the period of tectonic, climatic and progressive activities. chemical. Blood-sucking insects were found during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, but dinosaur fur-eating insects have not been previously reported. The discovery of this ancient feather-eating beetle is of great significance, because it has pushed the history of feather-eating insects to 55 million years, because before the discovery of this beetle, the earliest feather-eating insect. is known to mankind in the Kainozoic era 44 million years ago. Thus, the discovery of Mesophthirus engeli filled the gap in the early evolution of a feather-eating insect. Mesophthirus engeli lived in the Cretaceous period 100 million years ago, this is also an important period of diversity and differentiation of primitive birds and feathered dinosaurs, it can be said that this is also the setting stage. parasitic relationship between feathering insects and their host.

aespa has been praised a lot for her style of dress.

The aespa’s style ideas will increasingly promote, but no doubt the group’s dress style will gradually decline. The first time appearing on the red carpet, aespa disappointed netizens because of the old shape, the outfits were not suitable even though the comprehensive Givenchy brand. The group’s magazine photo shoots, too, don’t have the modern luxury they used to be.

His first appearance on the red carpet was criticized.

The magazine shoots were also not appreciated.

Recently, aespa appeared in the video introducing the talent search project Asia Super Young. The girls show off their new hair colors, must be ready to go comeback. Only Karina still has black hair while Ning Ning from black to crimson hair, Giselle split blond hair into black hair, Winter dyed highlight the ends of the hair.

aespa new hair dye for comeback

All four members let their hair fall naturally, parting the middle part, making netizens unable to stop seeing the aespa look somewhat boring. If the stylist invests in styling such as tying the first half, tangled bun or adding accessories, the aespa look will be more diverse.

From the attire to the hairstyle of the aespa are all disappointing

In addition, aespa’s outfits are also criticized by Korean netizens, looking like the clothes of the first generation K-Pop idol. From styles, colors to materials that are both outdated, and too monotonous for a group of girls to shoot. Many viewers confirmed that the girls right now don’t wear this boring down the street, so why stylist of aespa to group?

This is not the first time I have come to Tonglu, but every time, I will fall in love with this place again.

Tonglu is really a place with good mountains, rivers, and a good life. For many people who want to temporarily escape the pressure of the city, they can live a fresh and leisurely mountain life by driving for a few hours, and the Tianzidi Ecological Scenic Area This is the treasure destination I found.

The folklore of the young emperor is circulated here, which originated from the birthplace of Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty 1600 years ago. It is a paradise where the strange cave landscape and the forest ecological environment are integrated.

In the spring of Tianzidi, the cherry blossoms are dyed with a delicate pink color. Just on the road at the entrance of the scenic spot, there is a large pink cherry blossom forest over one kilometer.

Wearing Hanfu under the most beautiful cherry blossom forest is a tribute to the most beautiful spring.

At the entrance of Tianzidi, there was a sea of ​​wisteria flowers, which attracted my attention. It was originally just a promenade, but the vines were planted with wisteria flowers, which instantly turned it into a romantic sea of ​​wisteria flowers. In this weather, the wisteria flowers are growing just right, the romantic purple and the green of nature, it can be said to be very small and fresh.

The main planted in Tianzidi is Guanshan Sakura, also known as Evening Sakura. The flower color is very pink and it is said to be pink from blooming to withering. The Guanshan cherry blossoms all over the hills and plains are clustered together, dressing Tianzidi into a pink cherry blossom world.

The path of the cherry blossom forest is one of the most beautiful sceneries in Tianzidi. Walking on the path, the cherry blossoms sticking out branches, the petals of the cherry blossoms are sprinkled on my body, the falling leaves are colorful, and I am surrounded by the cherry blossoms, and I feel the most vibrant atmosphere of spring.

In order to enrich the fun of playing in the mountains and the wild, the Dinosaur Valley in Tonglu Tianzidi was also grandly opened in the splendid spring day. On the trail down the mountain, dozens of “dinosaurs” of various shapes were gathered, as if walking into the Jurassic world. These dinosaurs were hidden in the cherry blossoms, and they matched particularly well. People couldn’t help but find out.

In fact, Tianzidi Dinosaur Valley is not a real dinosaur. They are all kinds of dinosaur shapes made of props, which are vividly displayed in front of you. They open their mouths and have a frightening aura. When passing by, they will make wailing sounds, as if the dinosaur is really by their side.

There are many kinds of dinosaurs in the Tianzidi Dinosaur Valley. These prehistoric behemoths descended in the quiet and ethereal nature of Tianzidi, stepped into the Dinosaur Valley, returned to the Jurassic dinosaur era, and took a journey of exploration hundreds of millions of years ago. . Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, pterodactyl, and sickle dragon are dazzling.

If I guess right, this one should be Tyrannosaurus rex. It lived at the end of the Cretaceous period. It was one of the most ferocious carnivores in history. It has deadly serrations. Look at its strong hind limbs, a mouth, and sharp teeth. The man’s cold hair stood upright, and his eyes looked like he had just walked out of the depths of a bamboo forest looking for prey. There were wailing roars passing by, and it was so realistic that people couldn’t help trembling.

The long and tall brachiosaurus lived in the late Jurassic period. It was a herbivorous dinosaur with a huge body, a long neck, a stubby tail, straight and sharp teeth, and it could swallow a whole piece of food when eating. But fortunately, the herbivorous type looks a little dull. When you walk under it, you are always worried about whether it will bend its neck.

There are other types of dinosaurs, such as Sickleclaw and Dilophosaurus, that have not been heard before. It is really scary to see them with blood basins and mouths, but after watching it for a long time, I dare to touch it a little. The sharp teeth are not as scary as imagined, but I have to sigh, they are really realistic.

Tianzidi Dinosaur Valley is more like a Jurassic museum. Using these dinosaur models to better tell children some popular science knowledge about prehistoric dinosaurs is also very educational. So if the parents bring their children to play, they will definitely get a lot of posture.

Tonglu itself is a relatively mountainous place. The karst caves under the mountain have underground rivers, and the largest shaft-shaped karst cave in Asia is the Tianzi Cave of Tianzidi, also known as the Xianren Cave.

Walking into the cave, the colorful colors are very fresh for me who explored the cave in this way for the first time, and the fluorescent lights flash back. The Tianzi Cave was originally dark, but now with the lighting, coupled with the blessing of music, it has become a very dreamy place.

Walking into the depths of the cave, you can see a gorilla hanging in the air.

After entering the cave, the scenery inside the cave was so amazing that I was very surprised. The colorful lights illuminate the stalactites, as if they are in a fairyland. These variously shaped stones have been endowed with legendary colors and stories. This This is the first time that I have seen such a cave view. Walking in the cave is like a dream.

What is it like drifting in the forest? After coming out of the Tianzi Cave, I came to the classic project, the rafting path, to experience the fun of crossing on the rafting path, and to drift through the forest together to explore the world of primitive vegetation.

There is also a dry slide on the side of the rafting track. Sit down on the slide and enjoy the unseen forest next to you. Birds walk on the rocks and look at the forest from a different angle, allowing you to broaden your vision.

The total length of dry skiing is very long, and it has been sliding from Tianzi Cave to the foot of the mountain. You can control the brake acceleration and other things by yourself. When the acceleration is falling, you can feel what speed and passion are.

The heaven in spring is accompanied by cherry blossoms, and there are various fun projects.

Come here to spend a leisurely and pleasant spring life

20 degrees warm spring pink cherry, you deserve it.