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Top 8 most precious treasures in the world are still missing
Amazing treasures from different cultures around the world have been stolen or mysteriously disappeared during wars.
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Why do Chinese people break an earthen pot before raising the coffin to bury it?
Every action in funeral culture has a profound meaning that even the person performing it may not fully understand.
Animal world
How will dead tigers in zoos be handled?
Tigers are animals that appear in the long-standing cultures of Asian countries, especially in Vietnam. Tigers are always the object of fear and their images often symbo…
1001 mystery
The Mystery of 'Burning Houses': Why Do People Burn Their Own Houses Every 60 Years?
Archaeological evidence shows that the fires were not random accidents.
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Interesting facts you didn't know about Argentina
Home to the famous Tango dance, banning people from naming their children Lionel Messi... are interesting things about Argentina, the country that just reached the 2022…
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Why do Greenland and Iceland have names that are completely opposite to their reality?
The origin of the name for any place encompasses the history, culture, and even geography of that place.
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Interesting things only in Japan
Japan is famous as a country with many unique cultural features, making tourists surprised and excited.
Archeology
Woolly mammoths turned out to be a staple diet for prehistoric North Americans
A new scientific study has revealed evidence of the diet of prehistoric people who lived in North America during the last Ice Age.
Archeology
World's oldest wine discovered in China
10,000-year-old pottery fragments from the Shangshan culture on the banks of the Yangtze have left traces of an ancient wine.
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The tragedy of the giant race on the Canary Islands
Located off the northwest coast of Africa, the Canary Islands are a stopover for many sailors before crossing the Atlantic.
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Why are trains in Japan always on time?
Japanese train punctuality arises from a cultural emphasis on time, advanced technology, rigorous training, and meticulous planning.
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Decoding the custom of self-immolation following one's husband in India
If we were to choose the most controversial custom in South Asian culture, then Sati - the self-immolation of India to follow her husband to death - would certainly be a…
Space science
The Universe Came From Nothing: The Never-ending Story Between Science and Theology!
While cultures and religions have long interpreted the universe through the lens of supernatural creators, modern science is offering different perspectives.
Health
Breakthrough in artificial organ culture
Organoids, with structures and functions similar to actual organs in the body, play an important role in biomedical research.