Animal world
Are piranhas really as dangerous as the rumors say?
Appearing in many Hollywood horror movies, piranhas are portrayed as bloodthirsty, aggressive, and capable of terrifying destruction.
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The truth about the danger of being shot is far different from the movies
Do you watch Hollywood movies? Yes, this is where the heroes will fight fiercely with dozens of bad guys, and after shooting down the bearded guys, the final boss will s…
Animal world
New snake species discovered in the Himalayas, named after actor Leonardo Dicaprio
A Himalayan snake species has been named after Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio in honour of the actor and environmental activist.
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Can cars really explode after a collision like in the movies?
One of the most ridiculous yet entertaining scenes in Hollywood movies is the car chase scene.
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Do rockets really chase fighters like in movies?
First of all, it must be affirmed: Rockets often do not chase fighters like in Hollywood movies.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Hybrid humans and the next evolution of humanity
Many strange ideas of Hollywood movies are gradually becoming a reality, including robotics.
History
Doodle today honors the first Chinese-American movie star in Hollywood
Today (January 22, 2020), Doodle google posted an image celebrating the first Chinese-American movie star in Hollywood, Anna May Wong.
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What is the legend of zombies and vampires?
The legend of two bloodthirsty monsters - often appearing in Hollywood horror movies - stems from a real-life disease. It is rabies.
Health
How dangerous is Brad Pitt's blindness?
The seemingly harmless disease made the Hollywood actor famous
Oceanography
New research shows that hammer sharks may be more like 'vegetarian' than meat
The shark species through Hollywood horror movies are often misunderstood as a bloodthirsty, warlike species and are always trying to feed humans.
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How does the spy of MI-6 British intelligence agency train memory?
Besides secret weapons (such as Hollywood's Mission Impossible series often described), intelligence and talent, spies also have a very special weapon: It's memory!
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11 interesting facts about mustache and beard
The beard length of members of the US naval forces is not allowed to exceed 12 mm, while police in a state in India enjoy subsidies if they wear mustaches.
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Mistakes in horror movies
According to Newton's law, ghost images will have to be rebuilt, a physicist who used mathematics and physics to find holes in Hollywood's ghost and vampire shaping - de…
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Decoding hobbies for nude photos
The recent hot photo scandal of Hollywood stars has shown the popularity of nude selfie in society today.
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The difference between the killer in the movie and the real life
In Hollywood films, many contract assassins are built to look quite attractive, sometimes as legitimate revenge.