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Unexpectedly about the role of women under Genghis Khan
If you've really thought about the life of Mongolian women during Genghis Khan, perhaps, you often think their lives are bad.
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Animal world
Where is the world's smallest horse currently living, how tall?
Guinness World Records recently recorded the world's shortest horse, with a height from hooves to shoulder blades only 56.7cm.
Archeology
Horseman remains in the tomb 1,500 years old
Scientists unearth the crypt of a high-ranking warrior in the ancient Greek city of Phanagoria, now in Krasnodar Krai, Russia.
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Great products will make you admire the designer
Just a small change but 'right place', familiar objects and designs can become even more convenient and useful!
Cancer
Treatment of 'edible' cancer cells
Using fat as a Trojan horse, American scientists miraculously removed the cancer of bone, pancreas and colon in miraculous animals.
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How did the horses become the inspiration for the birth of the telegraph?
In the thinking of inventor Samuel Morse, how is the image of horses related to the telegraph?
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See the most beautiful astronomical photos on display in London
A gallery of the best astronomical photos will be released this year at the National Maritime Museum in London.
Animal world
Wild animals proliferate where ever a nuclear disaster occurred
Wild deer, bison, Przewalski horses and 200 species of birds have proliferated in the area once the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred, in Pripyat, Ukraine.
Archeology
Discovered horse corpses for nearly 2,000 years buried under volcanic ash
The horses used to help people flee may have died in Pompeii volcano disaster due to ash or heat.
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Startled the sharp weapon cut the horse's head in an instant
Macuahuitl is the name of a strange weapon used by native civilizations in Mexico such as Aztec, Maya, Mixtec and Toltec.
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Why is there water running on the right, with water on the left?
Of the 240 countries and territories of the world, there are 165 places that apply the mode of circulation on the right, only 75 places are moving on the left.
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Amazing facts that you can only see under X-ray lenses
Human X-ray technology can be said to be a huge step forward, allowing doctors to observe what's going on in the human body without having to puncture everything.
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Things you may not know about France
France is the most populous country in the world or women in the country have been banned from wearing pants.
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This head cover was once stoned, but protected by courage
Around the 1750s, an Englishman named Jonas Hanway had just returned from a trip to France. He held an umbrella in his hand in the middle of a rainy day in London.
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The destructive power of the most terrifying beast in myths
Human imagination is infinite, which is partly demonstrated by ancient mythological works from ancient times.