A rare fish species as precious as ginseng, a gift from heaven only found in Hoang Lien Son: Caught by 'getting drunk'
They are native fish, very rare and are considered by locals to be
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In Vietnam, there is a species of snake that possesses colorful scales with beautiful patterns. What kind of snake is it and is it dangerous to humans?
NuScale's mini-reactor design has been certified as safe and could be operational in the next few years.
With the naked eye, only some types of food contaminated with Ecoli and Coliform bacteria can be detected, causing odors (stink, rotten), but Salmonella does not cause o…
Research by a group of German and American scientists shows that the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the Covid-19 pandemic can be created in the laboratory, with the geneti…
The kidneys are very important organs but are also very vulnerable to small daily actions.
Since ancient Greece and Rome, people have known the wonderful uses of this vegetable.
Nuts have high nutritional value and are a favorite food of many people, but these two types are taboo.
This plant has been shown to have many beneficial uses for people with diabetes who want to control blood sugar.
Researchers followed the health of 88,094 people for an average of seven years and came to this conclusion.
If we knew the benefits of green beans earlier, perhaps many people would add them to their daily menu.
Many people when cooking are often quite confused about how to handle the foam that rises: If they remove it, they are afraid of wasting it, but if they leave it, they a…
Stone-grilled sausage, a name that sounds both familiar and strange, has attracted young people by the way it is grilled (grilled on stone) and served with chili powder…
The Eco-Runner XIII three-wheeler aims to set a world record for the longest distance driven on hydrogen without refueling in June 2023.
A lot of work needs to be done to find the radioactive lump, only 8mm long and 6mm in diameter, lost over a distance of 1,400km.