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This vegetable that grows wild on the edges of fields and ponds is a precious herb that supports the treatment of many diseases and is very good for people with diabetes.
These types of fish help prevent heart disease, diabetes, are good for bone health as well as provide many beneficial nutrients for the body.
It took the man 40 minutes of struggling to pull the giant oarfish, 6m long and weighing 130kg, to shore.
Recent research shows that nearly half of the world's estuaries have been changed by humans and 20% of estuaries have disappeared in the past 35 years, especially in Asi…
Sharks sleep so silently and slowly deep in the ocean that they are given this nickname.
According to researchers, sea monsters at the bottom of the ocean are considered to have the most terrifying and haunting appearance on the planet and are rarely seen by…
Besides salmon, there is another type of fish that is equally rich in nutrients, especially the unsaturated fatty acid DHA, which is good for health but is much cheaper.
The sea monsters of the Devonian period are evidence of the evolutionary leap that enabled us to walk on continents today.
Hairy-nosed otters, fishing cats, long-tailed monkeys... found in the mangrove forests of Cambodia have confused biologists.
The endangered sawtooth billfish in Florida was discovered to be unusually stranded in shallow water and at risk of premature death.
There is a lot of information that the act of using sugar to create colored water to braise meat and fish has the potential to cause cancer. Is this true or false?
For what reason do Tibetan people not take advantage of inherent resources even though they are not prohibited by the government or law?
According to scientists, eating small fish instead of red meat could prevent up to 750,000 deaths from diet-related diseases by 2050 and avoid up to 15 million years of…
Millions of strange blue creatures have washed up on rocky beaches from Oregon to California (USA) this spring, surprising many tourists.