Animal world
The 'devil flea' brings mercury into the human food chain
New research shows that crustaceans throughout Leptodora at night act as an elevator transporting mercury from the lake floor to the surface.
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Health
Is an artificial uterus a tool to free women?
While it is undeniable that the uterus can still benefit a lot of people, it does not necessarily act as a tool to release women.
Animal world
Why do dogs like to lick the owner?
Do you think licking your face is merely an act of showing the dog's affection to the owner? The truth of their purpose is not so good.
Animal world
Why do cats often do kneading dough?
There is no exact answer as to why cats often act as kneading dough on soft surfaces, but this may be due to their instincts, maybe they are marking territory, creating…
Archeology
Ancient penguin discovered in New Zealand
Scientists have discovered that fossils act like a missing link in the evolution of penguins, after they evolved from dinosaurs.
Health
The world's first artificial neuron was developed on a silicon chip
In the near future, artificial neurons may be used in the fight against Alzheimer's and chronic brain-related diseases.
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Why do people take their clothes off when they are about to freeze to death?
Why in a cold environment, do people act paradoxically to undress?
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Why do people act inconsistently?
According to PNAS, scientists at Imperial College London, UK, have been trying to find out why people are often so inconsistent, when today a decision can be made but to…
Science invention
11-year-old boy invented a device to detect abandoned children in the car
After watching the painful news on the news, little Bishop Curry decided to act.
Biology
Decode bizarre stories that happen every time there is Eclipse and Moonlight
The sun or moon suddenly disappears, and animals start to act
Oceanography
For the first time, record killer whales 'kissing lips' to reconcile
The act of kissing lips and lightly biting the same tongue is said to be the way the killer whales reconcile with their fellow men after the battle.
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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.
Archeology
Prehistoric tail feathers stuck 100 million years in amber
Scientists analyze ancient feather patterns and argue that they can act as bait, helping birds escape predators.
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The most bizarre burial methods in the world
After death, do you want to donate your body to science? It is a noble act, but in addition you still have a lot of choices.
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Close up of the screen rushing into a glass plate under extremely slow rotation
The spectacle of plunging into glass seems to be only seen on movies that have been vividly reproduced in the test of two Dan and Gav guys from YouTube channel Slow Mo G…