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The cat has the ability to predict death
Every time a patient is about to die, Oscar cat jumps on his bed and lies beside him. It heralded the death of 50 people.
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History
November 18, 1926 - George Bernard Shaw refuses to receive a Nobel prize
George Bernard Shaw (July 26, 1856 - November 2, 1950) is an Irish-American playwright
Biology
Hitler Bugs are about to become extinct
Crime for a live bug (and only) in caves in Slovenia. Not only was it blind, but it was also in danger of extinction because someone named it the Hitler bug with the sci…
Animal world
Cats in scientific research
Cats are animals that have been used in scientific research on cloning, prosthetic implants directly or put into space.
Animal world
The truth about cats is the ability to predict death
If you are a treatment patient at the Nursing Center and recovering Steere, Rhode Island, USA, you must be very careful with an uninvited guest: the yellow-brown white c…
Animal world
Awarding an Oscar for animals
Livesience magazine used all Oscar categories to vote on animals, insects and creatures on our planet.
Animal world
The cat predicted death
The cat who lives at a medical station in the US seems to know when a patient is about to die by lying around and curling up on the person for a few hours.
Environment
Human impact on nature is decreasing
It seems that people are gradually increasing the efficiency of using natural resources, instead of abusing them.
Videos
Video: How is Oscar gold statue?
Each gold statue has a serial number and will be canceled if any errors occur, even the smallest.
Science story
Oscar - the witness cat of 5 consecutive shipwrecks in World War 2
Oscar has been dubbed Unsinkable Sam after surviving two sinking ships.
Science story
2-year-old prodigy like Einstein
Oscar Wrigley, a two-year-old baby, is judged by experts to be the smartest, smartest of the kids they know ...
Medicine - Health
The fang like Dracula in the mouth of an 11-week-old baby
After only one night, baby Oscar (Ireland) grows a sharp fang that causes both parents and doctors to surprise.
Medicine - Health
Sexual learning - discoveries 'shocking' in history
Research on sperm, eggs, sex ... has set the stage for scientists to better understand
Medicine - Health
Create heart cells who first respond to light
In the small lab space of Stanford University, PhD, medical doctor Oscar Abilez trained a microscope to collect cells on a petri dish. A video player plays back what the…