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Why is Australia full of poisonous animals?

The right ecosystem and random chance make Australia a promised land for animals that use venom as biological weapons.

Revealing the tricks of the 6 most popular magic tricks of the years: The truth is so simple it's shocking!

You can perform these interesting magic tricks yourself if you know the secret behind it.

The Ship of Theseus Paradox: Who Are You?

The Ship of Theseus paradox is a paradox that questions the identity of an object.

The mystery of how the Archimedes death ray works has finally been solved by an 8th grader!

We finally know how death rays, also known as heat rays, work.

Parallel World: When 2 athletes have the same name and face, but the DNA results are shocking

In cases of doppelgangers, people who look alike can be encountered in everyday life. However, there are also other cases of doppelgangers that are difficult to explain.

How do the superpowers build nuclear power models?

Nuclear power is a long-standing energy technology, and is used by many developed countries to solve particularly urgent energy problems.

13 extremely popular questions about the world that everyone is confident they know everything about, but are actually completely wrong.

What happens in movies is not really like real life!

China's 'sand-eating monster' devours 40 acres of desert a day, likened to a giant money-printing machine

World's oldest man dies in northwestern England town

Born on 26 August 1912 in Liverpool, Mr Tinniswood was born the same year as the Titanic disaster; he has lived through two World Wars, as well as the influenza pandemic…

Amazed by the super small pasta, only 1/200 the size of a human hair

A team of British scientists have created the world's thinnest spaghetti, about 200 times thinner than a human hair and even narrower than some wavelengths of light.

A carcinogen that was once banned in Japan and the United States, many people still come into contact with it every day without knowing it.

Few people know that this toxin can also increase the risk of lung cancer just like cigarettes.

Mystery of the massacre in the cave more than 1,000 years ago

Dunmore Cave contained hundreds of human bones and dozens of silver and bronze objects, likely the remains of a Viking-era massacre.

Is the blue whale's heart really the size of a car?

There are many rumors that the largest animal on our planet - the blue whale - has a heart the size of a car, but this is not necessarily true.

1,000m tall 'strange object' emerges off California coast

The Saildrone Surveyor ocean mapping mission has discovered a giant, hot, strange object unlike anything seen on Earth before.

Strange species in Southeast Asia becomes the first marine fish species 'extinct due to humans'

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has just declared a mysterious creature in Indonesia to be the first marine fish species to become extinct due…