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Horton's new clip shows, two snakes coiled their bodies together like ropes twisted and struggling constantly. Both tried to use the head to bite the opponent, but faile…
The US Agency for Aeronautics and Space (NASA) recently said 2015 was the hottest year ever recorded, since 1880.
An Indonesian man uses scrap metal to make his own rehabilitation arm.
Although it was only 2 meters away from the barrel, when the bullet shot out, the person was still safe.
Barrett M82 sniper rifle uses a type of ammunition .50 BMG is a bullet against NATO standard warfare vehicles with a giant warhead size of 12.7x99 mm and is powerful in…
A Norwegian physicist is ready to face danger to prove the laws of physics proposed by Isaac Newton in the 17th century.
A resident of Wisconsin, USA, suddenly spotted electric fingers and flashed blue light as he stood on the frozen lake.
During their larval stage, the bodies of some marine eel species will contain transparent substances that make them completely transparent as crystal and only a thin lay…
The glowing fireball appeared suddenly in the sky and disappeared after only a few seconds.
Based on images obtained from Japanese weather satellites, an expert in the United States created a time-lapse video that vividly depicts what happens 24 hours (1 day) o…
In the 9-minute video below, we will be reviewing the history of Japan in a fun way.
A group of scientists experimented with putting a lump of snow in a steel furnace at a temperature of 2,000 degrees Celsius to check the ability of the refractory materi…
With modern, vivid and very intuitive images in the video clip below, we will understand the structure and operation of the heart - one of the marvelous parts of the hum…
The fish are so crowded that an American biology professor is happy to throw a pebble into the sea, it will surely hit one.