Animal world
Top 'peace-loving' animals in the animal world: Dislikes conflicts, 'competitions' by comparing one thing
The Galapagos Tortoise is a very competitive animal in the animal kingdom.
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8 harsh facts about fast food you ... should know
Fast food has become increasingly popular because of its convenience and competitive price. This food has won the hearts of millions of busy customers around the world,…
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Why can terrorists bring disguised bombs into laptops over the airport without being detected?
Security technology is more advanced than before but bomb technology is no less competitive. The speed of development is becoming a double-edged sword.
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School for British nobility: Being like a fairy but suffering is more than a normal school
In the UK, there is a school that is considered
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10 big companies and scandals don't stop at million dollars
In competitive business is an indispensable thing to develop, however, competition is not always healthy and sometimes games are also used in business to earn big profit…
Oceanography
Dolphins set up societies to compete for partners
According to previous studies, only humans and gray dolphins have reached the level of complex male organization in their communities.
Archeology
What helps dinosaurs become
According to a recent study of American crocodiles, dinosaur lung evolution provides a competitive advantage between them with mammals.
Animal world
The smaller the chameleon, the stronger the tongue releases
This helps them gain a significant competitive advantage over larger species in capturing prey.
Animal world
The 'mutants' in nature
In the natural world full of dangers, the ability to transform spectacularly of the following 'mutants' is indeed an effective 'way', ...
Animal world
12 wild animals in survival competition
The natural world is a fierce survival competition. And there, people admire extremely unique defenses of animals.
Medicine - Health
Children start to be competitive from 4 years old
A new study finds that children start to be competitive from the age of 4, when they seriously play a game to win.
Medicine - Health
Flu dynasty: 1918 and today
Global diaphragmatic influenza virus in 1918-1919 had a competitive dynasty that existed to this day, according to scientists at the National Institute of Infection and…
Medicine - Health
Warlike girls are no less boys
Girls are no less competitive than the boys, only that they use more refined tactics.
Food safety
Revealing Chinese fruit
Partly fresh, eye-catching, competitive in price more than Vietnamese fruits, but Chinese exotic fruits are always potentially harmful to consumers.
Computer science
Wikia reveals Google's competitive search technology
Wikipedia Jimmy Wales says he is working on laying the foundation for the development of an open source search service that competes directly with other services like Go…