Animal world
Rare case of dolphin killing a person
In 1994, the Tião dolphin, which frequently interacts with humans, attacked beachgoers in Brazil, killing one victim.
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Why are Japanese people less obese?
Japan has the lowest obesity rate among developed countries thanks to its sensible diet and emphasis on simplicity, and the Metabo Law monitors belly fat.
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James Webb Telescope Confirms 'Unexpected' Expansion Rate of the Universe
New research from the James Webb Space Telescope has confirmed a surprising finding that the universe is expanding 8% faster than scientists previously thought.
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Just by looking at this feature on the hand, you will know if someone can drink alcohol or not.
Additionally, you can gauge their cardiovascular health, endurance, and overall athletic ability.
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Energy source from super hot 374 degree C rock underground
Scientists study super-hot rocks at depths of nearly 10km as a potential renewable energy source to replace fossil fuels.
1001 mystery
Patomskiy Pit: The Solution to One of the '3 Great Secrets of the Century'?
Occurring more than 100 years ago, the mysterious airborne explosion with a destructive power equivalent to 15 million tons of TNT, wiping out 80 million trees, has it f…
Archeology
Half-million-year-old treasure from another human species discovered in Poland
The most precious objects of another human species along with many extinct animal bones were excavated from the Tunel Wielki cave, an unparalleled treasure.
Archeology
Revealing important secrets about human evolution
Several 300,000-year-old human fossils discovered in Hualong Cave in Anhui Province, China, have been identified as the earliest hominin species in East Asia to evolve i…
Archeology
1,800-year-old shield reveals the glory days of the Roman Empire
A shield made of wood and leather dating to around 250 AD is one of the few complete Roman artifacts ever found.
Space science
A new era on the Moon has officially begun
Scientists say the world needs to announce the Lunar Anthropocene, thereby opening a new phase for the aerospace industry.
Space science
Super Earth discovered with record density
A lead-heavy exoplanet, possibly the leftover core of a giant sphere that flew too close to its sun, has just been discovered.
Biology
The Difference Between Hemp and Marijuana
The difference between hemp and marijuana is a subject that is often poorly explained.
Animal world
Sarus Crane - The World's Highest Flying Bird
Despite its large size, up to 1.8m in height, the red-crowned crane is capable of flying at an impressive speed of 72 km/h.
Animal world
Can a king cobra kill an African elephant?
King cobras are one of the most dangerous snakes and every year, they claim the lives of many people.
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As an essential element for 'power generation,' why is cobalt so controversial?
Global cobalt demand is expected to quadruple by 2030, driven largely by the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, according to a report by the World Economic Forum.