Animal world
Can snakes bite themselves with its venom?
Snake snakes by venom? It may sound a bit paradoxical, but that can happen in practice.
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New technology
Agriculture during AI: Revolution towards sustainable goals
By introducing new farming practices, AI is transforming agriculture towards social benefits globally.
Archeology
Chinese people long-necked skull to express power?
The infant's skull is shaped by using two hands or clamping two splints, fixed with a cloth wrapped around for a long time.
Archeology
Discovered a 2,000-year-old ancient tomb in Central China
Archaeologists say the tomb includes 4 graves and more than 10 cultural relics such as iron, iron pots and unearthed pottery.
Scientific application
The first airline practice room in a Vietnamese university
Rooms are equipped with international standard machines, helping aviation students practice right at the school.
Science story
'Medicine' Hua Tuo - the first physician to practice anesthesia
Dubbed as one of the four great Chinese celebrities, Hua Tuo is
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'Kiss under mistletoe' during Christmas: where does this custom come from and what does it mean?
On Christmas day, Western couples practice to give each other kiss under the mistletoe. But for what?
Health
Find a simple 'medicine' to treat high blood pressure
Health-based research of nearly 40,000 people in the UK shows that a proper combination of sports can be
Science invention
The first doctor created the legendary stethoscope for medical practice
In the early 19th century, Dr. Laënnec met two children who sent each other a hollow wooden tree, and he invented a medical examination instrument made of wood.
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The first doctor in the world and Hippocrates oath
Hipocrates is the ancestor of Western medicine, the creator of the Hippocrates oath that medical students must read when preparing to graduate.
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Why do Japanese women dye black teeth?
In ancient times, black teeth were considered a symbol of female beauty, popular among women of all social strata for centuries. In Japan, the practice of dyeing black t…
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A close-up of the life of the Himalayan tribe who practices the change of wife freely
A tribe living in Ladakh, the Himalayas has a tradition of kissing between the crowd and exchanging wives freely and comfortably.
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Eating dog meat - a controversial tradition in history
Before the 2018 Winter Olympics, the Korean government asked 12 Pyeongchang area dog meat restaurants to stop selling the food during the event.
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Scientifically proven: This is a way for you to learn anything as fast as lightning
When we were young, we could learn very quickly. That's because the brain is then like a blank sheet of paper, always aspiring to absorb outside knowledge and informatio…
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Strangely, burial of dead people lasted for years
In most countries of the world, burial of deceased people takes place very quickly, however, in Ghana - Africa the burial of the deceased is an extremely complex issue.