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New evidence of the benefits of breast milk
Swiss and Australian researchers have discovered breast milk proteins - not found in cow's milk - that are resistant to disease by eliminating bacteria, viruses and othe…
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Why can't humans eat grass?
In principle, humans can fully eat grass; It is non-toxic and chewable. However, despite being an abundant food source, people still cannot eat this plant dish.
1001 mystery
Swallowing nearly 700 grams of metal still alive
Doctors in Peru have had surgery to remove 675 grams of metal from the stomach of a construction worker.
1001 mystery
Long An: A glowing woman
That is Ms. Nguyen Thi Mai, (photo) born in 1972, living in Bau Trai Thuong village, Tan Phu commune, Duc Hoa district, Long An province. On the night of January 27, she…
Oceanography
The sperm whale in Indonesia has 1,000 pieces of plastic in the abdomen
A sperm whale drifted into the Sulawesi coast, in the stomach with flip flops, bottles, bags, 115 plastic cups and 1,000 plastic pieces.
Oceanography
Discovered in the abdomen the 'living thing' in the deepest part of Earth
Recently, scientists from Newcastle University (UK) have discovered extremely surprisingly about marine life living on the deepest ocean on Earth (up to now).
Oceanography
Sharks eat more grass than meat makes the science world confused
Seagrass behavior of some sharks sharks surprised the researchers because this species has a tradition of carnivorous eating.
Oceanography
The bomb is in the belly of the squid
The squid, more than 90 centimeters long, was captured in shallow waters near Guangdong Province, China. People take him to the fish market in Jiaoling District. Huang,…
Archeology
Strange fossil inside dinosaur belly
The dinosaur fossil has just been found in Liaoning, China has both fossil birds and small dinosaurs inside the stomach, suggesting that the animal once adapted to hunti…
Archeology
Detect bird's bones in dinosaur belly
Until now, scientists argued much about prehistoric dinosaur food, now there is the first evidence that it eats birds.
Archeology
First evidence of dinosaurs 'flying' to eat birds
Paleontologists have found the bird's fossil preserved in the stomach of a dinosaur. This is the first evidence that birds are a prey of dinosaurs and the world was a da…
Archeology
Why do grass-eating dinosaurs have long necks?
The act of swallowing food is considered to be the cause of herbivore dinosaurs with large bodies with long necks and small heads. That is the conclusion of German scien…
Archeology
The mystery of prone remains
Placing a corpse lying on the stomach in a grave is a form of humiliation or punishment for the dead in ancient societies, a Swedish scientist asserts.
Space science
Belching in the universe - horror stories are more than when astronauts 'come months'
After all, the gravitational micro-environment of the universe can bring about great effects