Archeology
A one-meter-long statue of a turtle sunk beneath a reservoir
The archaeological team unearthed a one-meter-long statue of a turtle submerged in a reservoir near the sacred temple.
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Space science
'Super Earth' discovered 25,000 light-years away
The newly discovered exoplanet has four times the mass of the Earth, orbiting the star as small as 1/10 of the Sun.
History
The identity of the ancient Triple Emperor
The first period of Chinese history is called the Qin Qin period, and is divided into four eras: Emperor, Emperor, Emperor, and Ba Dynasty.
Animal world
A series of bird photos in the red book recorded in Hanoi
The rare bird, which is listed in the red book of the migratory season from September to April next year, was recorded by an animal photographer.
Animal world
Why can otters juggle as skilled as a circus artist?
The skillful otters juggling stones like circus artists often attract the attention of many when they encounter this intelligent animal. Recently, scientists have found…
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Where do scientists know aliens?
The vast, seemingly infinite, invisible universe may be home to alien inhabitants.
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Charles Darwin's strange eating hobby
Charles Robert Darwin (1809 - 1882), English scientist, is one of the most influential figures in human history.
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Things you didn't know about the statue of David
The statue of David is one of the greatest works of Michelangelo, an Italian Renaissance painting master.
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Chand Baori - Unique ancient well with impressive Indian architecture
Chand Baori ancient well with unique and impressive architecture is one of the leading tourist attractions of the mysterious India.
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Why do we like watching others eat?
Mukbang videos have become a popular trend that proves that we like to see others eat in ways we can't.
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5 most bizarre characteristics about Spider-Man's body
Thanks to a radioactive spider, Marvel's teenage hero Peter Parker is endowed with supernatural powers with many special abilities.
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Find the first creature that doesn't need oxygen to survive
Scientists have discovered a jellyfish-like parasite that does not have a mitochondrial genome. That means he doesn't breathe and lives a life completely free of oxygen.
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Swallowing moisture-proof seeds is dangerous?
According to Howstuffworks, what you accidentally swallow from a moisture-proof package may be silica gel or some other desiccant - these are compounds that absorb and r…
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Special way to help make watermelon seedless
Here are tips to help add watermelon seedless to seed, follow these to enjoy the best piece of watermelon.
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The death pit appeared in front of the Pantheon temple
The death pit suddenly opened in front of the Pantheon temple in Rome, revealing the stones used to pave the road more than two millennia ago.