Oceanography
Life erupts from volcanic 'mud soup'
The seafloor's struggle to recover from Tonga's 2022 Hunga eruption is real—but tiny marine pioneers are returning, slowly transforming the grey plains into a vibrant la…
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Japanese sightseeing train powered by ramen soup and cooking oil
A sightseeing train in the town of Takachiho (Japan) running on ramen soup and used cooking oil has just been put into operation since early August.
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The strange soup makes diners stunned and terrified as soon as they see it
China is famous for many exotic traditional dishes but snakes and scorpions served in Guangdong province can certainly be one of the strangest and scariest dishes in thi…
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Why do we eat so much but not feel full?
There are times when we often eat defiantly and don't feel full even after eating a lot. This situation comes from many causes and this article will expose some of the m…
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How are dishes different from Tet in the three regions?
If the Northern Tet holiday has banh chung, the eastern meat, the Central region will come with a spring roll while the South cannot lack the braised meat and bitter mel…
Archeology
Stunned discovery in ancient tomb 'human soup' in Egypt
A flooded ancient Egyptian tomb surprised archaeologists, after they drew water and discovered large, intact artifacts covered in thick mud.
Health
Instructions on how to eat kimchi are not hot
Kimchi cooking hot pot, meat storage, soup cooking ... will reduce the spicy, not hot.
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18 interesting facts about Korea you may not know
Men who use cosmetics and the difficult Korean old women you see on film are just a tiny part of these lovely and sometimes ... weird facts about this Kimchi country.
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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…
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Christmas dishes around the world
The Germans enjoy stollen desserts combined with dried fruits and almond flour, the Poles eat cabbage stew and the Romanian people eat meatballs at Christmas.
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The heartbreaking truth behind the shark's soup
For a delicacy, millions of sizes of sharks are killed just to get fins.
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The reason why when interviewing Thomas Edison often required candidates to eat soup
The decision to hire someone is both a decision and a science, and also a piece of art.
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The effect makes people 'not know crab soup cooked with jute vegetables' easily sympathized
The Pratfall effect explains why imperfection can make people more attractive and easier to embrace others.
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Return to the truth about Lenin's death
Many years after the death of the great leader of the Russian Revolution in October, scientists have identified the exact cause of his death.
Oceanography
How are people treating dolphin friends?
Dolphins are the most peaceful creature on the planet and are considered to be the sea friends of humans. But what did mankind do with this friend?