Environment
The unexplained increase in radioactivity in Northern Europe
The soaring concentration of radioactivity in northern Europe is thought to have come from a troubled nuclear power plant in western Russia.
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Archeology
Hard to believe in a land where one-third of women carry other human genes
An unexpected gift from the extinct ancestors - the Neanderthals, who brought unexpected luck to the women who owned it.
Biology
Decode the 'sound' of the cicada
Compared to the small body, cicadas are really impressed by the coo. Tingling cicadas, low and low, melodious and melodious like a perfect symphony.
Oceanography
The lobster makes a buzzing sound up to 3km away
European lobster, one of the most expensive seafood in the world, makes a loud noise to communicate with each other or chase predators.
Archeology
The earliest evidence of clever people in Europe
Archaeologists uncovered many stone tools, ornaments and fossils of clever people inside the Bacho Kiro cave.
Biology
'Horrified' at the sight of millions of black covered insects on the beach
Unusual spectacle rarely happened, so the witnesses shuddered.
Biology
The mantis unleashed its 'killer' blow, knocking the wasps in a snap
Wasps are a terror to many insects but at least not to mantises.
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The mystery of people using poison as a tonic in 19th century Europe
Arsenic is known today as a health hazard, but in the past it has been considered a tonic.
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Ancient 'Viagra' remedy: Men also die terribly
Representatives for this faction are the libertarianists of the medieval European church.
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Why do Americans and Europeans discriminate about wearing masks?
Why are people in the US, after examining jobs? Science and technology
Life
The science explains how England fought the Covid-19 epidemic
European countries such as Italy, Spain, and France blocked the country to prevent the spread of Covid-19, except for the United Kingdom. Behavioral science may explain…
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Why do carriers still need to maintain empty flights?
The outbreak due to Covid-19 caused a sharp decline in the number of passengers, however, the flight without a passenger still had to return regularly.
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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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.