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Darwin's bark spider spins silk to 'build a bridge' 25m long
Thanks to its extremely unique silk-spinning mechanism and knowing how to take advantage of air currents, Darwin's bark spider can build a 25m long 'bridge' across the r…
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How does bird behavior change during a solar eclipse?
When a total solar eclipse occurs, animals at many zoos have many strange actions that surprise researchers.
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Devil's marbles: The mysterious balance of Australian nature
Visitors to Australia will surely be overwhelmed by the majestic and unique natural scenery.
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After a tiring day of work, why do you still try to stay up all night scrolling on your phone?
There is a very catchy name for this psychological effect. Scientists call it
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Why do cancer cells kill their hosts while when the host dies, they also die?
Creating cancer cells is a very complex process, requiring the coordination of many factors and the accumulation of many mutations to eventually form cancer.
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Thanks to high technology, Saudi Arabia discovered a 125km long gold mine when randomly drilling into the ground
Randomly drilling into the ground, discovering a 125km long gold mine containing 200 tons of gold thanks to high technology: The discovery is predicted to impact gold pr…
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What happened to the Alexandria lighthouse?
As one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the lighthouse stood tall over the port of Alexandria (Egypt) for many centuries.
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Notable predictions about the world in 2040
Information becomes the new source of capital; The country, organization or individual that creates and owns more high-quality information will play a greater role in th…
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Atomic clocks are off by just one second every nearly 40 billion years
The new atomic lattice clock broke the record for accuracy by missing just one second after 39.15 billion years.
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Shocking images on Mars
Glacier remnants on Mars show that some form of water may still exist on the planet
Oceanography
A pair of male blue whales fight fiercely for a mate
Three blue whales are caught up in a battle for mating rights in the waters off the town of Port Macdonnell in southern Australia.
Animal world
Andean Condor - A bird that can fly for 5 hours without flapping its wings
Despite its massive body, the Andean condor holds the record for the longest flight thanks to air currents alone, without flapping its wings for five hours.
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Why does eating a lot of sweets make you age quickly?
Eating a lot of candied fruit, cakes or ice cream increases blood sugar, causing a decrease in collagen, causing the skin to age quickly.
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Why did Denmark change road lights to red?
Some Nordic countries, especially Denmark, have decided to replace the classic street lighting system that uses white light, with red diffused light models.
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The world's oldest man passed away at the age of 114
Mr. Juan Vicente Perez Mora, a Venezuelan, passed away on April 3, just 4 weeks before his 115th birthday.