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Today, the Chinese giant salamander is considered the largest species of salamander in the world as well as the largest amphibian, up to 180 cm long, but in the past, in…
Car-eBike is compact in size, has a cabin, has storage space, has pedals, can carry two adults, or an adult and two children.
A cable car tourist in An Thoi - Hon Thom has filmed a scene of tornadoes appearing on the sea in Phu Quoc, Kien Giang province.
All cars have the ideal speed range for minimum fuel consumption, but this speed range for each vehicle varies, depending on the design and time spent.
Some cities around the world prohibit manufacturers from selling new black cars, why?
Loving your wife can sometimes bring you unexpected benefits.
Skin exposed to excessive amounts of UV (ultraviolet) rays can lead to sunburn, sunburn, aging or even cancer. So is there a way to see the fastest and simplest UV index…
Reading a book in the back of a car can make you feel tired, because your eyes and ears are now 'arguing' intensely, and the brain has to find a way to solve the problem.
A video of a crow trying to help the hedgehog cross the street, recorded by a pedestrian himself, is becoming viral on Twitter.
From wireless charging technology to smartphones, scientists are continuing to study further to be able to provide power at greater distances and to moving objects such…
After much research, scientists recently identified a special fluorescent compound in the scorpion's armor that could help protect them from parasites rather than having…
For electric car users who do not have a lot of free time, fast charging points are a great opportunity to help minimize the amount of time the car breaks.
Humor has the power of optimism. Humor makes it easy to handle awkward situations with a single sentence, helping them build relationships.
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A film from the 1940s showing how to operate and use mobile phones far different from today.