Animal world
If a crocodile and a great white shark met, which species would survive in the end?
Great white sharks and crocodiles are two of the top predators that live in the oceans and wetlands.
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Animal world
Which animal is the most gluttonous on Earth?
In this article, we will take a closer look at some of the animals that eat a lot as well as the factors that determine how much they eat to survive.
Animal world
Chimpanzees are sex-crazed creatures, doing 'it' anytime, anywhere.
The chimpanzee's motivation to thrive is even built around sex, which occurs between every individual in the troop.
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Do signals from extraterrestrial civilizations detected by Sky Eye really exist?
Extraterrestrial civilization has always been the object of endless curiosity and exploration for mankind, and the recent discovery by Chinese astronomers has once again…
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'City without air conditioning' in China: People don't know what heat is!
Thanks to the advantage of climate characteristics, the people of Luc Ban Thuy have never known what heat is if they only live in this land their whole lives.
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The element of the sun god is giving scientists a headache
Helium is a simple element on the periodic table, named after the sun god. Yet modern theory and experiments on it have produced puzzlingly different results.
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Unique Village: Roofs Become Roads for Residents!
The Iranian village of Masuleh is carved into the mountainside, where rooftops serve as streets.
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Top 7 strange psychological effects of the brain that we all have without knowing
The weird and sometimes silly things you do, other people do all the time and it's all part of human psychology.
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Which is the most terrifying bedroom elixir in Chinese history?
Among the incidents related to aphrodisiacs in Chinese history, we must mention the event of the Ming emperor who died less than a month after ascending the throne.
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Earth's core may start rotating in reverse
New research published on January 23 in the journal Nature Geoscience reveals that changes in the rotation of the Earth's inner core could occur within the next few deca…
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A day in Japan can be up to 30 hours long, does this country live in a different 'timeline'?
If you pay attention to late night and early morning TV shows in Japan, you may notice something very strange when the time stamps 10:30 p.m., 9 p.m....
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How did experts build a railway in the 'deadly' desert using 2 tons of paper to create blueprints?
Designing and building a railway across the world's second largest shifting sand desert is no small challenge for experts.
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Mystery in 1,200-year-old medieval manuscript
Researchers have discovered secret scribbles in a medieval manuscript that is more than 1,200 years old.
1001 mystery
Mysterious light guides sailors at sea
Researchers have yet to find an explanation for a strange glowing phenomenon on the ocean that may have helped sailors navigate thousands of years ago.
Conquer Mars
Revealing the first city on Mars, with enough space for more than 250,000 people to live
As humans continue to explore Mars, plans to build sustainable cities on the Red Planet have emerged.