This scene presents the climate zones and soil types of Bulgaria.
This animation helps you learn the basics of healthy eating.
The migration of large human populations began in Ancient times.
The raw material of chocolate, cocoa powder and cocoa butter is provided by a tropical plant.
An invasive predatory sea snail species that inhabits warm seas.
Remarkable civil engineering works to continue the Netherland's centuries-long fight against the sea.
There are various types of instruments used for measuring temperature.
The American bison is the largest land animal in North America.
The mosque, built in a distinctive architectural style, is the largest adobe structure in the world.
A canid similar to the wolf but smaller in size and more delicate in appearance.
Riverbed engineering refers to artificial modification of the course or flow of rivers.
Rimac Automobili's first model was an important milestone in the development of electric hypercars.
Cossacks, members of independent semi-military communities, played an important role in the history of Ukraine.
The animation shows the city of Szeged before it was devastated by the great flood.
Archaeological research has shown that a settlement has existed at the site of present-day Kecskemet, near the Chapel Street, already in the Árpád era.
The castor bean tick is a parasite that feeds on the blood of most mammals, including humans, and transmits several diseases, including the Lyme disease.
The gate tower and the barbican were important parts of the defense system of medieval towns and castles.
There are two basic cell types: prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
This 3D scene presents Titanis walleri, one of the largest species in the genus of 'terror birds'.
Get a glimpse into the life of termites and the structure of a termite mound.
The adrenal glands are responsible for maintaining homeostasis and producing a rapid response in stressful situations.
The submarine designed by the Spanish inventor Narcís Monturiol was a pioneering work in the history of underwater navigation.
An evergreen bush or tree, the fruit of which is the source of olive oil.