Animal world
How fast is deer velvet?
In fact, deer velvet seems more like science fiction than real life. They are bones that grow outside the mammalian body and each year they fall and continue to grow aga…
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Do you believe a blanket made of duck hair that costs up to 350 million VND?
This is the most expensive duck blanket in the world, and the reason you'll know right away.
1001 mystery
The mysterious circles on the field have no answers
There are many different types of pie. The simplest is a round shape with cotton flowers lying down on the inside, but they are not broken but only wrapped around the ro…
Archeology
People change their lives through lost treasure
Many people discovered treasure of gold, silver, diamonds and objects worth millions of dollars in extremely unexpected circumstances.
Archeology
British scientists reproduce ancient creatures more than 500 million years
Canadian and British scientists recreated a species of creatures more than 500 million years ago, worms-like but with sharp spines, legs, eyes and teeth, based on fossil…
Biology
Lingzhi deer velvet thousand years in China
A Chinese farmer discovered the Ganoderma tree estimated 1,000 years old in the national primitive forest in Shandong Province.
Biology
Experience the numb pain when deliberately letting the killer cow
Now that people can do many crazy things in the name of science and research interests ...
Biology
Discovering beautiful worms that know how to spray glue in Vietnam
Recently, the research team from Leipzig University (Germany) discovered velvet worms (scientific name: Onychophora) first found in Vietnam.
Biology
Earth used to have a 10-meter-long worm
Scientists have found evidence of the existence of a giant worm up to 10 meters long from prehistoric times in the coastal city of Torbay, southwestern England.
Animal world
The 'virgin' spider donates itself as a prey for the young spider mite
Velvet spiders (Stegodyphus dumicola) donate their own bodies as meals for young hungry spiders according to the results published in the October issue of Science Direct.
Animal world
The great prey of the
Animals such as archery fish, velvet worms, shrimps knocking ... all equip themselves
Animal world
Arctic wildlife calls for help
'Extinction: not only polar bears' - it is the newly published article of the Center for Biodiversity (CBD, USA) and the International Wildlife Care Organization. .
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'Strange creature' dubbed 'natural Viagra'
Red velvet mites (tick Trombidium grandissimum) are famous for their ability to cure many diseases, including male physiological weakness.
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The beauty of Ganoderma
Not only medicinally valuable, Ganoderma is also considered by Asians to be a symbol of prosperity.
Medicine - Health
Seaweed - the medicine of men
With 4 seahorses, deer velvet, red ginseng and cinnamon, Hai Loc canopy is an ancient medicine about the effects of impotence. Its ingredients have been modern medicine…