Archeology
Discovered bat-like dinosaurs in China
A new dinosaur with wings resembling bats has been discovered in China, shedding light on how the evolutionary dinosaurs become birds.
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Why do women often have higher voices and voices than men?
The difference in vocal cord length between men and women is the reason why female voices are often taller and taller.
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Why do humans have sharp fangs?
Today's canines have a long, pointed shape, a vestige of evolution after our ancestors used their teeth to fight.
Animal world
The reason that pets often have reduced brain
Human breeding of domesticated animals can cause their brains to shrink in size.
Biology
Why can some insects walk on water?
The tension of the water surface and the small weight of insects allow them to travel on water without sinking.
Animal world
Whales, geckos and the world's most exotic military spies
Not only whales, intelligence agencies around the world may have used pigeons, cats, eagles, pelicans ... for spy missions.
Space science
What terrible disaster will happen if the Earth has 67 moons?
The tides that occur abnormally, more eclipses and harder to launch spacecraft may be a consequence when many moons orbit the Earth.
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The reason at night, it is warmer when it is cloudy
Clouds act as shields, preventing heat from passing through the atmosphere into the atmosphere.
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Scientists create a strange form of ice ... 'hot' thousands of degrees Celsius
It is hard to believe but scientists have confirmed the existence of 'superhuman' hot ice - frozen water but can be maintained at thousands of degrees Celsius.
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7 Wondering what the world once collapsed will look like if it survives to this day?
To answer always: If there exists, these works will prove
Animal world
The world's first parrot brain surgery in New Zealand
For the first time in the world, New Zealand doctors have applied human anatomy to brain surgery for a young kākāpō parrot with birth defects.
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The mystery of the 'invisible' prince before the thief for 1400 years
At the vacant land next to a pub and a supermarket, near the main road, the tomb of Prince Saexa lay 1,400 years old and no one, including grave thieves, could discover.
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4 giant 'treasures' of Leonardo Da Vinci: The solution after 500 hundred years
Leonardo da Vinci was identified as one of the greatest omnipotent geniuses in human history.
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Why do primates still exist and not evolve into humans?
Throughout the history of life, there have been many species of organisms evolving from one species to completely replace the original species.
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The reason for manhole covers is usually round
The manhole cover in a round shape allows easy installation, transportation as well as preventing risk of leakage.