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The custom of the African tribe's scary children's head carving
Using sharp objects such as stones or glasses, an African tribe slashes children's skin from an early age to mark each person's identity.
10 ethnic groups who possess the most superhuman powers on the planet
The super abilities of tribes like diving 13 minutes under water without oxygen tank, eyes 4 times more than normal people, running long distances tirelessly, living nea…
Interesting explanations of mathematical aptitude from the perspective of scientists
Why are some young children so passionate about numbers but growing up afraid of math? If your parents are good at math, are you more likely to be good at math? How do y…
Strenuous and meticulous, this is how Japanese people create the world's thinnest paper
In Japan there is a company that is producing the world's thinnest paper with a thickness of only 0.02mm, equivalent to human skin. The advantage of this type of paper i…
The origin and meaning of Christmas tree
The current Christmas tree or Christmas tree stems from the custom of burning a log on the Eastern solstice of the ancient Celts.
The road is more than 6km long with 68 bends in China
The 6.3km long route with a series of tight bends in Yunnan province is considered the most zigzag road in China.
Strange about the phenomenon of 'street walkers' in India
Residents in the Indian state of Kerala recorded a pretty bizarre scene when an empty ladder slowly walked the street.
Drinking coffee before a nap brings great alertness
Difficulty sleeping is something no one wants and it really affects a person's sleep quality and spirit. It makes us tired, frustrated and difficult to concentrate durin…
Unexpected facts about loneliness
It is estimated that more than 40% of the population will suffer the pain of loneliness throughout their lives.
Pisa leaning tower is gradually straightening
The leaning tower of Pisa, the 57m tall structure in Italy, has slanted about 4cm after 17 years, CNN reported yesterday.
People living in cold areas are more likely to drink alcohol
According to a new study, people who live in colder, less sunny areas often drink more alcohol than people who live in warmer regions.
Australia: Lightning strikes do not die, also appear super abilities
Being struck by lightning but unharmed, the Australian photographer even insisted there were some psychic powers after this unintended incident.
The scary truth behind the ultrasound photo of
When Kimberly went to the examination, her abdominal ultrasound image looked like there was a fish inside, so the family thought the 17-year-old girl did
Communicate with the negative realm through social networks and messages?
Shriya Devadig and Bhakti Shetty researchers have studied the existing ability of artificial intelligence and created a system to ease the pain of losing loved ones.