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The results of the excavation of archaeologists and geologists are dozens of ancient human remains in the largest system of volcanic caves of Chu Bluk in Southeast Asia,…
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The Earth must follow the loop of Nature: The Sun dies, the Earth will soon follow.
With a height of nearly 20m and an average circumference of about 73cm, an oak tree in the Kalkalpen National Park has been determined to have lived since the Middle Age…
A fungus that is destroying banana plantations grown in the Southern Hemisphere. Although people are making efforts to prevent it, the fungus has now spread to the Ameri…
Grasshopper is an insect, located in the subdivision containing leaf-eating insects, belonging to straight wings, round head, fat body, good jumping and especially harmi…
After their efforts, this gay penguin couple will surely become admirable fathers of Berlin Zoo.
Control your partner to mate for dozens of minutes regardless of whether your partner wants to continue or not, which is the violent 'love' of male scorpions.
The international team uses advanced imaging technology to detect about 100 buried ancient volcanoes in Australia.
Forget something or forget to say it - everyone has encountered such a problem.
According to a Japanese expert, most people have a wrong way to cut their fingernails and toenails.
The emergence of Russia's super-T-14 Armata has removed China's Type-99 from the list of the 10 most powerful main battle tanks in the world voted by Military Today.
For the people of the town of Verkhoyansk in Siberia, it was not too strange to wake up during the day and find the dark sky.
Hammerhead sharks are very aggressive hunters, they mainly hunt small fish, octopus, squid and some crustaceans ...
The Japanese should not continue to watch the giant fish in the deep sea to predict earthquakes as more than two centuries ago, according to the study.