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Heat plants melt ice
Around the place where skunks grow up, there is usually a small pool of water, made of ice and snow melted by the heat of the trunk.
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Mexico successfully bred a new variety of beans rich in folic acid
Nutrition experts say that after cooking, the amount of vitamin in the transgenic beans is more than 328 micrograms, much higher than the 81 micrograms of regular beans.
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Discovered the secret way of talking about bacteria
The bacteria communicate with each other similarly
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Why do black parents have blue, white eyes?
Previously in Europe, there have been many cases where African parents have white children ...
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Discovering extremely rare insects in China
An extremely rare species of hummingbird species found in the area of Liangshan Mountain, Hubei Province.
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Many bacteria appear to be 'super-resistant' in Vietnam
Currently, there are several types of 'viruses' that are resistant to all antibiotics, the most common of which are intestinal gram-negative bacteria.
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Two-thirds of the world's population is infected with sexually transmitted viruses
The latest statistics from the World Health Organization (WHO) show that 67% of the world's population under 50 years old is infected with herpes virus.
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Tree fleeing in Washington
The running tree is a spruce in Washington, USA. It becomes a destination for tourists in the United States thanks to the miraculous vitality when the roots do not compl…
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Infiltrate the world of bacteria inside the human body
The human body is home to trillions of bacteria, but we cannot see them.
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The oldest tree in England has changed sex after 3,000 years
A branch of a tree suddenly turns red, characteristic of the female tree, while the rest is still a male tree, indicating that it is likely that the tree is in the proce…
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Giant spider revives in England
The giant spiders eat fish (fen raft spider) as big as the hand of luck escaping the danger of extinction in recent times.
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The incredible abilities of insects
In the mysterious natural world, some insects are likened to true warriors because they have superior abilities worthy of being recorded in the
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Potato vines do not produce tubers ... grow into fruits
Air potatoes, also known as vines, are a member of the yam family that originated in sub-Saharan Africa and Africa.
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Discovering a virus that can make people stupid
Scientists at the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine and University of Nebraska have discovered an algae virus that could affect the brain and make us stupid.
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How many species of flowering plants?
Dr. David Bramwell conducted the survey by summing up the number of flowering plants of each region, focusing on species that appear only in a country or an island. Plan…