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Today 11/10: The world celebrates the International Children's Day
From the call to ensure global girls enjoy the social progress and justice of the International Labor Organization, the United Nations has chosen October 11 every year.
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The fate of the children of Queen Cleopatra
After the Egyptian queen Cleopatra committed suicide, her children had to leave their wealthy lives and soon be separated.
History
The most numerous kings in world history
The old king had a huge harem and countless children, even one of the most numerous kings in history had 1,000 children.
Biology
Startling about the parasitic fungus that turns ants into living corpses
Carpenter ant - carpenter ant of tropical rainforest Brazil has a very uneventful life
Biology
The 'monster' caused many days of social network storm without anyone knowing what it was
Our green planet is full of weird creatures, so much so that even though it has been recognized for a long time by science, you still don't know what their names are.
Biology
The toxin in litchi kills more than 100 Indian children each year
American and Indian scientists discovered a mysterious disease that kills more than 100 children every year in northern India by eating fabrics when hungry causes.
Biology
Breeding new bananas to save hundreds of thousands of children worldwide
Why does science lose its work to create the most idyllic fruit in the world? Simply because millions of people will be saved.
Biology
America will recreate giant giant trees
Last week, US environmentalists climbed a 2,000-year-old cypress, as tall as a nine-story building, called the Lady of Freedom in central Florida.
Biology
Strange lifestyles of spiders
Males eat their offspring, live in groups like families or know how to divide work, share feeding places are special and strange lifestyles of spiders.
Biology
New rice varieties supplement nutrition for poor children
The Philippines-based International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) is pushing for the pilot planting of a new variety of rice, believed to address the problem of vitamin…
Biology
Forest princess butterflies rarely see thousands of children in Sapa
Several decades of trafficking all over the forest, but this is the first time to meet thousands of large, yellow-brown butterflies flying in the wet sandy beaches along…
Biology
Detection of genes that cause baldness in newborns
Researchers report that American scientists have discovered a gene that causes genetic baldness.
Biology
Detection of genes related to childhood obesity
The team of scientists presented a study that showed that abnormal variation in the number of copies is the cause of childhood obesity.