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Explaining why human ancestors used to eat each other before evolving into what we are today
Is it true that in ancient times, people ate other people's flesh to avoid harm?
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Animal world
Are bald eagles strong enough to take down mountain lions?
Both the bald eagle and the mountain lion are among the most powerful predators in the Americas, so what would happen if these two species went head to head?
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Hidden danger: AI can copy real handwriting
Artificial intelligence (AI) has surprised us once again, this time with its ability to simulate handwriting.
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Top 7 lifestyles that explain why Nordic people are considered the happiest in the world
The Nordic people have many different philosophies of life than the rest of the world and that helps them live happier lives.
Health
British Doctor Reveals How to Make Your Brain '30-50 Years Younger', So Simple Anyone Can Do It
Experts say doing this regularly every day can help the brain.
Archeology
Discovering the secret from Liang Shanbo's tomb, the truth about the love story with Zhu Yingtai is surprising!
A tomb named Liang Shanbo was found and excavated. However, from here the truth about this character was revealed, completely different from the movie.
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Why is 'China's smallest mountain' only 0.6m high but no one dares to climb it?
There are mountains that are not what people imagine. They are not as tall or as majestic as we imagine.
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Does exercising our minds a lot help us burn excess calories?
Cognitive activity can burn energy internally, but that's not enough to affect our overall physique.
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How did Egyptian mummies remove the brain from the body?
Ancient Egyptian mummies likely did not pull out brain fragments with hooks when preparing the body for the afterlife.
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In ancient times, besides giving birth to children to continue the family line, 'concubines' also had another function: How sad for future generations!
In feudal China, it was normal for rich and powerful men to have 'three wives and four concubines'.
Space science
A ghostly object is warping the galaxy that contains Earth
The Milky Way's giant disk of light is warped and twisted in mysterious ways.
Space science
Rare detailed image of sunspot
New images of the Sun's surface reveal sunspots and other structures in greater detail than ever before, CNN reported on May 25.
Animal world
14 most loyal animals in the natural world
The animals mentioned in this article always travel in pairs and remain faithful throughout their lives.
Environment
The 'culprit' of the current cold spells in China
The cause of the bitter cold air sweeping into China this month, setting a seasonal low temperature record, may stem from a weakening polar vortex.