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Swallowing the bait, the black fin shark snapped the wrong head
While in a hurry to eat the sardines, a careless black shark sharks hit the head of the fellow but did not injure the victim.
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Archeology
Accidentally picked up 3 million year old treasure on the coast
A high school student accidentally picked up a treasure dating to nearly 3 million years on the coast.
Oceanography
The study is worrying: 92% of the world's sharks have been
Perhaps many people also guess that: like many other creatures in the world, the number of sharks is decreasing year by year. But to what extent do you know?
Archeology
Evidence of ancient sharks non-body grabbing the lizard's neck
The fossil tooth is a remnant of an intense aerial attack between a double-spotted shark and lizard.
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Exotic weapons made of Native Aboriginal shark teeth
The teeth of many shark species can be used to make leiomano - the exotic weapon of the native Hawaiian, but tiger shark teeth are the most popular because of their shar…
Space science
The star explodes near Earth, destroying giant sharks
Super giant sharks, whale-sized sea cows ... have become extinct because a series of stars exploded before dying, at a distance close enough to launch radiation down to…
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Close up of 'living fossils'
Although nearly every animal evolved to adapt to a new environment, some animals remained virtually unchanged from the infancy of evolutionary history.
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The horrific explosion of sharks killed two Britons in 1956
Here is one of the nearly fictional stories about a shark exploding causing two people to die and two others injured, according to the Mirror.
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Sharks in the Australian aquarium help detect murderers
Today, visitors to Coogee, Sydney, Australia still refer to the famous incident: sharks emitting the arm that occurred 83 years ago at the regional aquarium.
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Unbelievable facts about Iceland
Iceland is the inspiration for the stories of the famous novelist 'Lord of the Rings' and this land is sometimes used as a rehearsal site for the Moon.
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The reasons why Australia is the most confusing place on Earth
A dozen years ago, on TV or on shows
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French athletes swim 8,850km across the Pacific
Beno Lecomte began a journey of more than 8,850km yesterday's trans-Pacific swim off Choshi City near Tokyo, Japan, according to Business Insider.
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Bitten by poisonous snakes, bears and shark sharks, American youths are still extraordinary
In English there is a saying that bad luck will happen 3 times in a row. And a 20-year-old from the United States, Dylan McWilliams, proved this statement to be true.
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Mysterious things in the Amazon forest make you
The vast Amazon jungle is always hidden with unexplored mysteries, making the trip to the forest full of dangers but equally interesting and stimulating curiosity.
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Paradox in some of the most expensive and luxurious dishes on the planet
Do you know what the most expensive and expensive dishes in the world have in common? It is when you enjoy them, you cannot eat the mouth full of mouth, but only a littl…