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Detected shrews have the strongest backbone in mammals
At first glance, the backbone of the shrew in Congo is no different in the animal kingdom with interwoven vertebrae making the spine extremely strong and rigid when comp…
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Oceanography
Discovered 'monster eating bones' in the depths of the Earth
The bodies of 3 crocodiles have been swallowed up by tiny monsters on the ocean floor, and their bones are no longer available.
Archeology
Early humans also fasted and swung among the trees
Millions of years ago, the early humans had small brains, throwing themselves from tree to tree like monkeys and ate only plant foods.
Archeology
Excavating the 5,000-year-old temple ruins
Scientists found many relics and large amounts of animal bones at the temple dedicated to Ningirsu, the god of war in Mesopotamian civilization.
Archeology
Chinese nobles buried with donkeys for their passion for playing polo
The discovery of the donkey bone in the ancient tomb helps to reveal the role of this creature in the life of the Tang nobles.
Archeology
Ancient Chinese were knowledgeable about the epidemic 3,000 years ago
The inscriptions on the bones, shells and shells of excavated animals show that the Chinese people have been familiar with the disease since ancient times.
Archeology
Discover structures made from hundreds of mammoth bones
Archaeologists find one of the largest and oldest ice ages made from mammoth bones in the Kostenki region.
Archeology
Ancient giant pig: Terror of prehistoric North America
Today's breeds look quite gentle, but their ancestors are different, ancient giant pigs that look extremely terrorist and are professional assassins in prehistoric times.
Archeology
Found tiny lizard legs in amber 20 million years old
For millions of years, the tiny left foot of an ancient lizard has been preserved in extremely rare amber until recently discovered.
Discover science
Why can't we reach 3 meters tall?
Although accounting for 70% to 80% of the results, the human genome is not the only factor determining height.
Archeology
Detecting the wall of human bones 500 years old
Archaeologists found a series of walls made of human bones inside the old Saint-Bavaria church in the city of Ghent.
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Why do people not have tails but tail bones?
Although now useless, the human tailbone - often referred to as the tail bone - is still present at the bottom of the spine, a remnant of our tailed ancestors.
Archeology
Detecting traces of rare cancer in dinosaur fossils
The germ of a disease that still exists in society today has been found in the fossil of a platypus dinosaur 66 million years old.
Archeology
The exposed 'monster' park showing only the thigh bone was bigger than a human
Fossil hunters had to use a strong horse to pull the monster's thigh bone from the 150 million-year-old grave in Utah State Park.
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What are opaque foam that appears in the food pot when cooking?
When we prepare food such as bone tunnel, boil meat very often see white bubbles floating on the water. So what is the bubble really, is there any nutrients or toxic sub…