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'Ghost whale' Bake-Kujira - Japanese myth or real curse?
Japan, like many countries in the world, has numerous legends of extremely terrifying monsters in history.
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Strangely the only tribe does not live on the ground
Known as one of the only tribes on earth that does not live on the ground, the Korowai tribe is located in Southeast Papua, Indonesia.
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Learn about the soul from a scientific perspective
Researchers believe that ghost stories so far have not been convincing evidence of the existence of this supernatural phenomenon.
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What doesn't kill you will make you much stronger
By enduring stress or experiencing trauma for a short time, your body will create healthier cells so you can be better prepared for the future or other stressful problem…
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Why are people lazy to exercise?
A new study in the United States shows that motor laziness is a human nature derived from ancient hunting and gathering.
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Job hunting wolves in Russia's coldest land
For every wolf killed, the hunter will be awarded 400 USD, due to the large amount of wolves threatening the herds, which is the main source of life for the Siberian peo…
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The tribe of 60,000 years hunted crocodiles in the deep forest
From 60,000 years ago, the Australian Aborigines relied on the skill of hunting superior crocodiles to survive.
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Why do girls often like pink?
Pink often comes with girls, which are the most common images.
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The screen of the French special forces hunting disc
Every year the world has thousands of reports of unidentified flying objects (UFO, called flying saucers).
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Terrible with white bone beach
Spitsbergen Island is the largest island and is also the only place in Norway's Svalbard archipelago.
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The huge diamond treasure is
Research by a group of geologists at the National Institute of Geophysical Research in India suggests that it may have hidden a huge natural diamond mine that has been m…
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Scientific tasks that make people
Scientists are the ones who regularly conduct new research to bring to our lives more advanced gadgets.
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The office also burns calorie like hunting
Office workers spend the same amount of calories as hunters and gatherers in Africa. This fact shows that it is very likely that lazy activity is not the culprit of the…
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The light of street lights breaks the ecological balance
In a study published in the British Journal of Biology Letters on May 23, scientists from the University of Exeter, southwestern England said that street lights have a v…