Biology
The parasite killer fungus causes the ants to die slowly in pain
The killer fungus controls the jaw muscles of ants before manipulating the animal to insert the jaw into the trunk or leaves of the plant and die slowly in pain.
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Archeology
34,000-year-old mastodon jaw bone detection in the United States
The fossil of an immature mastodon was accidentally found under a small river inside the farm in Iowa state.
Archeology
The teenager accidentally picked up the extinct jaw bone 10,000 years
An American high school student accidentally picked up the jaw of an extinct mastodon elephant 10,000 years ago while walking on a farm.
Archeology
Bone fossils 160,000 years explain the genetic variant of humans
The ancient fossil bone fossil dating back to 160,000 years is the oldest specimen ever discovered in the high mountains, explaining how humans adapt to an oxygen-defici…
Biology
The ant species has a function
Dracula ants can close jaws at 320km / h, 5,000 times faster than a blink of an eye.
Health
Tips to cure a headache after only 10 seconds
David Reavy is a famous physiotherapist in Chicago (USA). He regularly works with athletes of the NFL rugby league and NBA basketball.
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New scientific mysteries are answered
Science is like a mysterious lottery game, and people are always the most curious players.
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The shape of your chin tells you more than you think
Recently a study published in the journal Human Biology showed that: The shape of the chin can reveal many things about your childhood.
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The truth about the sixth sense of humanity
The common ancestor of humans and sharks as well as many other vertebrates and jaw on Earth used to be a sixth sensory organism with the ability to detect underwater ele…
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Fish also have a thunderous sound
The elephantfish species not only has an elongated jaw that looks like an elephant's hose, but they also generate electricity. The modified muscle cells near their tails…
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Why are we gritted?
At first glance it looks like an extremely political image, but here only concerns your mouth, an outrageous reflex of the jaw.
1001 mystery
What makes 'Loch Ness monster' die?
The death of a huge ancient creature, like the Loch Ness Lake Monster, seems to be related to jaw pain. This finding also reveals that even the most dangerous predators…
Oceanography
The fish has the best way of eating,
There are many things in this world that can make you tired, from work to family, love, friends ...
Oceanography
Killer whales and white sharks: Who is the sea god?
Perhaps you have seen the shark jaw, or the deep blue sea, ... if so, you will definitely think that shark is the most dangerous killer of the ocean.
Oceanography
Horror sea 'monsters' prey like alien animals
The sea eels have a very independent function, which is surprising to many people.