Animal world
Decoding all body language helps experts 'hypnotize' extremely poisonous cobras
The article only provides scientific knowledge and does not encourage people to imitate because this is an extremely dangerous act.
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Animal world
Attacked by a baby antelope, the jaguar has a strange 'retaliation' action
Witnessing the strange behavior of the antelope, the jaguar was surprised, but also quickly responded in a way few expected.
Health
The International Organization for Nature Conservation warns a new animal-borne pandemic appears
WWF calls for an urgent global action to address the problems that cause an animal-derived pandemic in the future.
Biology
Just by small actions, bees make scientists surprised by high IQ
Scientists are surprised by the intelligence of the bee when it proactively makes the flowers bloom early to provide abundant food for them.
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Why is this romantic pleasurable of tourism so harmful to unimaginable?
An action many people still take to make their mark in a strange place. However, the consequences will be more complicated than you think.
Space science
Tom Cruise, Elon Musk plan to film in space with NASA
According to The Independent, Tom Cruise is planning to film action in space with the support of Elon Musk's SpaceX program.
History
Earth Day 2020: Joining hands 'Climate action'
Climate change is one of the world's biggest challenges in the future. Accordingly, the theme Earth Day 22/4/2020 was chosen by the United Nations as 'Climate Action'.
Life
How does the immune system fight nCoV?
The immune system mobilizes the T-cell army and macrophages in the fight with nCoV, but if overworked, it will bounce back to the body.
Life
10 reasons not to panic because of Covid-19
Global scientists are taking action, the disease is under control in China, 8 vaccine production projects are underway ...
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Why not yawn when passing through security at the airport?
Some actions such as whistling or yawning can cause passengers to be held at security gates at US airports.
Environment
6 habits that are thought to be harmless, but are actually causing the Earth to shed tears
These habits do, but harmlessly are not, especially for the Earth's environment.
Health
Do these exercises for 10 minutes every morning, without having to take medicine for life
Every day, you only need to persevere in '10 minutes of gold' in the morning, help your body full of energy and persevere to do for a long time can prolong life.
Oceanography
Add a species of whale is likely to be extinct
The North Atlantic whale, which is critically endangered, will become extinct without immediate action to protect and revive them, according to scientists.
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Testing dropping a liquid nitrogen tank into water: What happened next surprised everyone!
If you are a fan of home tests, this is an interesting test for you. All you need is a pool, a camera that can spin underwater or a drone and a bottle of liquid nitrogen.
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Why do people act inconsistently?
According to PNAS, scientists at Imperial College London, UK, have been trying to find out why people are often so inconsistent, when today a decision can be made but to…