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Why is food sweet
On the tongue we have taste buds, a collection of about 100 cells. The nerve fibers connect each taste bud to the brain, informing us whether the food is bitter or sweet.
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1001 mystery
Collection of the most mysterious phenomena without answers
Although science has tried, but until now these strange phenomena have not been elucidated.
1001 mystery
The mystery of the village does not have a mosquito for a hundred years
Scientists have not been able to answer the cause of the village of Dingling in Fujian Province, China without mosquitoes for nearly a century.
Oceanography
Russian fishermen share a collection of ocean monsters that cause fever
Photographs of scary monsters under the ocean have been caught by a Russian fisherman who has attracted much attention on social networks.
Oceanography
5 incredible, strange 'monsters' on the seabed
The collection of marine creatures with a strange and strange appearance below may make you
Oceanography
Coral sperm bank
Researchers say a sperm bank for corals, collected from coral reefs in Hawaii, the Caribbean and Australia, could one day help restore and regenerate reefs harm.
Oceanography
Two first shark fetus
A pair of sharks, both of which have two heads, are found in a personal collection. One of the above two children was in the vessel since it was discovered in 1934 off t…
Archeology
Female hypothesis hysterical because of lack of sex in ancient papyrus
Scientists mysteriously decipher ancient papyrus scrolls dating back 2,000 years in the collection of the University of Basel, Switzerland, according to Live Science.
Archeology
The intact egg of a bird weighs half a ton
Aepyornis eggs, or elephant birds, are a valuable source of food for residents of Madagascar
Archeology
Discovered 2,500-year-old treasure in a place no one expected in the old castle
Accordingly, the treasure consists of nearly 200 ancient Roman and Greek coins dating back to 2,500 years found in a desk drawer at the ancient Scotney castle (England).
Archeology
Israel discovered 2,700 years of underground water tank
The underground system consists of a tank of nearly 4m deep, over 20m long under a large structure with walls stretching nearly 50m, according to the Israeli Antiquities…
Archeology
The 335,000-year-old fossil overturned the theory of human evolution
Homo naledi fossil dating is found in South Africa and corpses can reverse scientific knowledge of evolution.
Archeology
Rich by accidentally picking up a coin of 7.4 billion VND in a pile of toys
The man owns a huge sum of up to £ 270,000 (about VND 7.4 billion) from an ancient coin he accidentally picked up in the toy of his 4-year-old son.
Archeology
Collection of tiny human bones in the old castle tunnel
Fairy-shaped, winged skeletons, wolves and aliens are found in the basement of a London mansion of a 19th-century collector.