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Chewing gum makes the brain more sensitive
Chewing gum improves the ability to think and maintain alertness, according to research by Japanese scientists.
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The 700 million year evolution of eyesight
Previously, experts have always argued about the exact time when ancient species developed the first primitive ability to see light.
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Humans detect fat in food
Australian scientists have discovered that humans can detect the sixth taste of fat, in addition to the five basic tastes of sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami.
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Why are women more sensitive than men?
Why are women more sensitive than men? The reason is explained by the fact that women have smaller and slender fingers than men.
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People who play emotionally read music better
Singers and guitarists are really more sensitive than us.
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Taste of sensitive women than men?
Girls always have a better taste than boys. Up to one-third of school-age children like soft drinks without sugar.
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The whole bridge is easily stressed
Perfectionists are more sensitive to psychosocial impacts than those who are comfortable. This reaction will lead to health hazards, the Swiss researchers said.
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Sick - scary 'feeling'
Anyone who is sensitive to pain is very easy to tick. In folklore, they are
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The strangeness of quartz stone
Biological schools argue that quartz is a sensitive and sensitive stone, capable of making people communicate with the universe, with the supernatural world. Beautiful q…
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3 mysteries of the globe
Everyone knows that space can affect people. The sun causes many problems where some people are sensitive to weather changes. Besides causing tidal fluctuations, the moo…
Oceanography
Hypnosis ... sharks, why not?
The 38-year-old has just made viewers admire the display of a named hypnosis technique
Oceanography
Sharks are 'savior' for the future of electronics
Scientists have discovered a thickening fluid in the shark's nose that has a higher electronic sensitivity than any other material on Earth.
Oceanography
Octopus 'look' with leather
Research by American scientists indicates that octopus skin is sensitive to light at the blue end of the spectrum.
Oceanography
How did arowanas evolve to emit red light?
Arowanas are frightening creatures, living in dark waters of the bottom of the variable. Their habitats discourage the use of eyes to see or the ability to see colors.
Oceanography
Sharks are not capable of distinguishing color
According to the latest research published in the German journal Naturwissenschaften, scientists found that sharks are unable to distinguish between colors.