Animal world
Science proves we shouldn't scold dogs
Scolding pets does not help them fix bad habits or train good reflexes.
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Animal world
The unique tree snake in Australia can ... jump from tree to tree
Australia is a place of nurturing strange and wonderful things that attract the curiosity of many biologists. Recently, researchers from Virginia Tech have discovered so…
Animal world
Discover unique horns in the United States
American photographer Steve Lindberg has posted a photo of a rare three-horned deer in the woods of Michigan.
Animal world
Surprise with gay couple penguins ... incubating
Zookeepers found two male penguins hatching eggs. At the Berlin Zoo, two penguins named Skip and Ping adopted a abandoned egg in August; They have previously tried to in…
Discover science
If you thought growing a houseplant could purify the air, you're wrong!
Filling your house with plants may make you happier, but it will not help you breathe any cleaner unless you have to grow an extremely large number of plants.
Discover science
When Earth is located on the other half of the Milky Way, dinosaurs are still dominating the earth and sky
The new video by NASA scientist Jessie Christiansen will make it easier for you to imagine how short the time humans lived on Earth.
Oceanography
The bizarre fish has a beak like a bird, the anus is located in the ... throat
The slimline eel is one of the peculiar species in the animal kingdom when it has a beak like a bird and anus ... located in the throat. This species has a lifespan of a…
Archeology
Ancient Inca city on high mountain 4,000m
Thanks to laser scanning technology, scientists discovered the remains of hundreds of years old buildings on the Andes Mountains.
Archeology
The mysterious 'witch mark' in a 60,000-year-old cave
Thanks to a new 3D scanning technique developed by researchers at Sheffield Hallam University, strange 'witch marks' have been discovered.
Archeology
A 2,000-year-old tomb of a woman wearing precious jewelry
With gold and gem articles, the woman was most likely the relative of a famous warrior or chieftain.
Archeology
Mummies in China: Did white people come to the East more than 3,000 years ago?
When it comes to mummies, people will always think of Egypt and the mysterious stories surrounding it, but in fact they can be found in many other places, one of which i…
Space science
How much does NASA spend on space exploration missions?
Despite many achievements in the field of science and technology, many people still think that the US spending money for NASA is a waste.
Animal world
Lizards change their eating habits when the climate rises 2 degrees Celsius
Lizards usually live on an insect diet, including insects that eat plants like crickets, as well as carnivorous insects like spiders and beetles. T
Animal world
The species of half-deer and mouse-rats first re-export after 30 years in Vietnam
Small deer-and-mouse-shaped creatures that have emerged over three decades are thought to disappear in southern Vietnam, making this latest discovery extremely exciting…