Animal world
Why did Wallaby kangaroos become pregnant throughout its youth?
Wallaby kangaroo has 2 wombs, each with its own ovary and cervix, making it possible to become pregnant throughout adulthood. This species can even get pregnant just 1-2…
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Life
Things to do during home isolation to prevent Covid-19 from spreading
After announcing 4 people positive for SARS-CoV-2, Hanoi implemented a classification procedure to isolate patients and contacts from F3.
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Science has found evidence of immortal immortality: They replicate themselves after decay
If the concept of immortality existed, would physics be overthrown?
Life
Why can people recover from re-infection with nCoV?
Medical experts warn that antibodies in recovering people are not strong enough or persist for a long time to help them become immune to nCoV in subsequent visits.
Archeology
National treasures were in the pile of scrap 22 years ago
Looking for scrap on the sand hill of Tra Loc village (Hai Lang district), the man found a 'copper pot' as a national treasure.
Archeology
Pterosaurs missed ancient ink
The dagger in a squid fossil lived 150 million years ago is evidence of a failed hunting attack of winged lizards.
Health
3 simple measures to clean the 'virus drive' in the house
Protection from the inside out is important to keep in mind to prevent corona virus. If not careful, the house will accidentally become an 'outbreak' containing many ris…
Life
New Chinese research confirms: 'Most corona virus infections are very mild'
The majority of people infected with the corvid virus, Covid-19 in China, have very mild symptoms, only the elderly are at risk from the disease, a report by Chinese res…
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Why do people not have tails but tail bones?
Although now useless, the human tailbone - often referred to as the tail bone - is still present at the bottom of the spine, a remnant of our tailed ancestors.
Environment
Turning invasive European green crab shells into an environmentally friendly plastic
A team of scientists in Canada has developed an idea of turning crab shells into plastic cups and knives and scissors.
Health
Initiative to use human skin sutures for suturing patients
This technique uses only made from human skin cells to assist surgeons suturing wounds to patients, to replace materials that may cause reactions to the body.
Space science
It is not clear why men are infected with corona virus more than women
Scientists are divided over why the new corona virus (nCoV) appears in China to infect men more than women, a phenomenon similar to the SARS virus years ago.
Space science
The 'cold copy' of the Earth has ... octopus life form?
A planetary scientist said that beneath the sea ice of Europa, the moon of Jupiter's life may be octopus-like creatures.
Animal world
Worms eat invading Europe
The proliferation of an alien worm of Argentine origin threatens the native wildlife of Europe.
Animal world
Why do dogs like to be rubbed on the belly and cats are not?
There is a neuron in dog brains and other mammals that respond to stimuli in the hair follicle.