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Once upon a time quicksand (quicksand) was an extremely great extraction material for filmmakers.
People are born and die, that is the law of nature for generations. Yet in an advanced country like the US, 72% of people believe in another world after losing.
A group of 245 people ventured from 30m high bridge at Hortolandia, 110km northwest of Sao Paulo city, Brazil, to set a new world record on October 22.
Compared with other forms of death sentence in history such as hanging, shooting ... the death penalty with poison appears quite late, currently applied by many countrie…
The name is known to the world but the life of Charles Robert Darwin is associated with chronic illness.
Hypothermia is a condition that occurs when the body's central temperature drops below 35 degrees C.
Scientists study people with cardiac arrest, clinical death, then recover. This is the largest study ever on this topic.
Ever been watching the river from a high bridge, or standing on the top of your building suddenly felt ... something urging me to jump down?
It seemed like he had survived after his lover's brother shot his face, Henry Ziegland did not expect him to be killed in the bullet for the next 20 years.
The young body has amazing strengths, such as bending or changing in a way that adults cannot.
Harold Shipman was born into a family of workers with mothers who were domineering and bossy. She ruined all of Shipman's relationships, causing him to be isolated from…
Death from starvation, death from being eaten, death from falling to the crater ... is one of the most painful forms of death for people both physically and mentally.
Iran's implementation of uranium enrichment technology has raised international concerns
Military experts say this is the world's most dangerous hand-held weapon.
The spread of diseases always follows a fairly fixed pattern. It broke out at a fixed time and space, and then spread out like a wave coming from the source.