Animal world
MMA wrestler uses his bare hands to catch a crocodile
An MMA wrestler stunned netizens when he used his bare hands to subdue a stray 2.4 meter long alligator in the Northside residential area, Florida, USA.
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Animal world
Some surprising facts about animals that people with no knowledge of biology will definitely shock
The world of biology contains countless wonders and surprises that can surprise even the most knowledgeable people.
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Interesting things about taxes in ancient Egypt
Few people realize that, in addition to mummies and pyramids, the ancient Egyptians also left another very special legacy to this day, which is taxes and administrative…
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Explore the structure and operating principles of ball mills
Ball mills are widely and popularly used in the industries of mineral exploitation, stone mining, cement, ore, chemicals, and construction materials.
1001 mystery
Trees full of bras and bicycles in the middle of the road are strange in Australia
Trees hanging hats, bras, cups, bicycles or teddy bears are still an unexplained phenomenon in Australia, according to The Guardian.
Conquer Mars
The Perseverance probe marks its 1,000th day on Mars
According to the US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Perseverance probe has marked 1,000 days of operation on the 'Red Planet'.
Space science
This bizarre photo of the Moon was taken by a pair of Chinese test satellites
China's experimental lunar satellites Tiandu-1 and 2 are testing lunar navigation and communications technology.
Space science
South Korea launched its first nanosatellite
On April 24, the Korean Ministry of Science and Information Technology said that South Korea launched a nano satellite into Earth orbit.
Animal world
South African cobra swallows poisonous snakes
As one of the fastest-attacking snakes in the world, the poisonous puff adder still cannot escape the mouth of the South African cobra.
Animal world
A mother turtle weighing nearly 100kg came from Malaysia to Con Dao to lay eggs
A green turtle (green turtle) weighing nearly 100 kg with a Malaysian tag came to Bay Canh island, Con Dao to lay 108 eggs.
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Why do dolphins like to ride waves in front of ships?
Dolphins have many times been caught swimming in front of boats and there are many different explanations for this behavior.
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Cable cars inherently have the principle of 'extremely safe', why do accidents still occur?
Designed with a safe and durable mechanism, many cable car systems around the world still have unfortunate incidents.
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New direction to search for alien life
If life can spread from one planet to another (that is, the theory of birth), earth scientists have a chance of detecting alien life, according to a new study.
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Origin of ultra-pure Golconda diamonds
The famous transparent and sparkling Golconda diamonds may originate from volcanic quarries 300km from where they are mined.
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What happened in 1816, when Earth saw a year 'without a summer'?
Never before has the world witnessed such a harsh and strange year in terms of weather.