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A kind buffalo uses its horns to rescue an overturned turtle, and here's the outcome.
Seeing the turtle's shell pinned to the ground, the buffalo approached and used its horns to help it flip back into a normal position.
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Medicine - Health
Things to keep in mind when using a microwave oven.
Cooking and cleaning up will become much easier if you know how to use your microwave properly.
Archeology
The Great Wall of China stands firm because it was built with 'living mortar'
Seemingly fragile but a layer
Scientific works
China installs world's longest undersea steel-casing concrete pipe tunnel
China installed the final section of a 6,845-meter-long undersea tunnel in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong Province on June 11.
Space science
NASA Captures 'Ghost Light' That's Catching Us
The ghost of light is like a thick, dim shell that surrounds the entire Solar System, invisible to older telescopes but looming large in Hubble's divine eye.
Scientific works
The Great Underground Constructions of the Ancient World
Hundreds, even thousands of years ago, when there was no modern equipment, people built spectacular underground structures.
Animal world
What happens when you shoot an armadillo?
Armadillos, also known as armadillos, are mammals with hard shells covering their bodies. Like pangolins, shooting armadillos can be dangerous.
Animal world
First time filming the moment an octopus shoots rocks at predatory fish
Filmmakers have captured the moment an octopus fires a rock bullet at a predatory fish while hiding in a clamshell, like a sniper.
Oceanography
Giant clams live hundreds of years
A quahog ocean clam born around 1499 is the oldest individual ever discovered, demonstrating the species' ability to live a long life.
Animal world
How have animals evolved to become special?
Why are whales so huge? Why do turtles have such long shells or necks of giraffes?
Oceanography
Discovered sea turtle carcasses washed up on the beach in Ba Ria-Vung Tau
When discovered by people, the sea turtle weighed about 80kg, was in a state of decomposition, was more than 1.1m long, had a shell 60cm wide, and was washed by the wave…
Scientific application
Research on biochar to improve soil acidity and salinity
Biochar has been researched a lot on its mechanism of reducing heavy metal concentrations in water and soil.
New technology
Batteries made from this one-of-a-kind material will soon replace lithium-ion batteries in electric cars
Lithium-ion batteries have so many advantages but are very difficult to decompose, causing a great impact on the environment.
Animal world
Strangely, the gentle turtle is a nightmare for predators and scientists
In the natural world, no animal can attack a turtle shell directly. Turtles are undoubtedly one of the most successfully evolved species in the wild.