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While people use darkness to sleep, many other animals work vigorously when night falls.
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While people use darkness to sleep, many other animals work vigorously when night falls.
30 years is a long time, a young girl will turn into a middle-aged woman, a baby who will crawl will become an adult and nature will be changed (especially fast with the…
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Ovo-Tech in Poland launched a machine capable of separating nearly 20,000 eggs per hour without breaking a yolk.
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An animal that lives on the bottom of the ocean called Venus flytrap anemone has a superficial appearance and a way to catch prey like terrestrial flies.
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A divers shot himself, opening his mouth under the sea in Hawaii to feed the shrimps
Imaginative's Charles Bombardier and AirBouyant's Pete Bitar give the idea of a vertical takeoff (VTOL) that can fly quickly in the city.
Instead of drifting around polluting the sea and threatening aquatic species, ocean waste is being collected to make bricks for house construction.
Ford Motor Group unveiled plans to combine automatic trucks and unmanned aircraft to deliver goods to customers.
UFO hunters detect a giant circular structure that moves slowly at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean at a depth of about 914m.
An eel-like fish dating back more than 300 million years has a way of eating strange prey, becoming the fearsome enemy of sharks and whales.
Signal Sidearm was mounted in a holster, which enabled all cameras to be within 10m when the police officer pulled out the gun to suppress the object.
A bottle of Coca often contains many sugar to frightening levels, while sugarless samples still contain a certain amount of sugar.