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Why do elephant footprints affect frog development?
Scientists discovered that the birth relationship between the two species when the elephant's foot was a good environment for frogs to grow. - VnExpress
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New discovery of the history of agriculture in Eurasia
According to a new survey of radioisotope data from the Eurasian continent, agriculture here was born earlier than scientists thought.
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The last Sumatra rhino in Malaysia died
Malaysia's last male Sumatra rhino died, there is only one female living in captivity in the country.
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Unexpected discovery at the inter-Korean demilitarized zone
A rare Asian black bear has just been discovered in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on the Korean Peninsula, the Korean Government said.
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Lac Hong University again won the 2019 Robocon Contest
LH Hong's robot team LH-WAO won the 2019 Robocon competition to represent Vietnam to participate in this year's Asia-Pacific competition.
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Impressive images of Asian students of the last century
Even without their Internet, mobile phones, tablets, lives, the pupil a hundred years ago was always interesting and full of joy.
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Vietnam 5th Asian champion on fuel-efficient vehicles
Achieving a achievement of 170 km with 1 kWh of electricity, Lac Hong University won the competition with an urban model.
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The pioneer woman in the field of science is forgotten by history
There is a pity that history has underestimated the contribution of women.
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Differences in swords of Europe and Asia
Sword is a weapon that is present all over the world but there is a marked difference between Asia and Europe.
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What do Asian countries eat during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
Talking about food during the Mid-Autumn Festival, not to mention the moon cake. Let's go around Asia to see which countries have interesting mooncakes.
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One of the dreaded rules of the Roman emperor: Taxing urine
In ancient times, Roman emperors issued many regulations and collected dozens of different taxes. Under Emperor Nero and Vespasian, the Romans had to pay taxes ... urine.
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Things strange Western visitors but Asian people feel normal
For Asians, eating chicken feet or chicken wings is normal but in the eyes of Westerners, this is strange.
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5 Extremely rare superpowers you may be possessing without knowing
Our bodies are really amazing. When there is anything unusual, from pain to illness, it will have a way to tell us.
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The most expensive Asian cities in the world
Mercer Human Resource Consulting (UK) has published a 2018 Cost of Living report of 209 cities around the world.
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Why is it that only East Asians and Native Americans have milk teeth shovels?
Researchers at the University of California have come up with an interesting finding - that shovel-shaped baby teeth are only found in East Asians and Native Americans b…