Animal world
The Mystery Behind Geese's Aggression and Why Snakes Stay Away
Learn about geese aggression and why snakes stay away from geese. This article explains the interesting relationship between geese and snakes, as well as how geese defen…
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Biology
How unmatched are hornets when just 30 of them are enough to 'clean up' 30,000 honey bees in just 3 hours
Hornets are bees originating from Asia, possessing amazing strength and aggression.
Archeology
Dust can also cause a mighty empire to collapse
An empire can be collapsed for various reasons such as aggression, too large territory, civil war, economic problems or climate change.
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Why do we always want to pinch the baby's cheek, rub the dog's head?
Meet a plump baby or a lovely puppy, most of us can't help pinching her cheeks and rubbing her small dog's head. Why?
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Unexpected truth: Sliced French fries born from 'personal aggression'
How that enemy created a dish so far still rains in the pantry of young people all over the world.
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The face shows the aggressiveness of men
Researchers from the University of Delaware (USA) discovered that men with large but short faces are more likely to bluntly express their own racial biases.
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Spanhanh Anh: the world's worst dog breed?
Dogs with soft ears and this innocent look may be one of the world's most aggressive dogs.
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The process of evolving violence in humans
Anyone who has been angry at some point in life and some of us - mostly men - has turned that anger into violence.
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Hunger when drinking alcohol is inherited
Finnish scientists have found a reason why some people become aggressive when drinking a lot of alcohol, while many others just quietly go to sleep.
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Men face more aggressive
Men with bigger faces are also more offensive, a new study of hockey players reveals.
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Angry women are caused by genes
A new study by the University of Pittsburgh, USA, found that some genetic changes related to chemicals that control women's body moods make them hotter than others.
Archeology
The mystery of the ancient Aztec warrior's cotton armor, against both the sword or the javelin
Not only fond of aggression, the Aztec warriors also surprised many enemies by using armor made of cotton fibers, blocking swords and sharp weapons.
Animal world
Aggressive like Australian crocodile
Australian researchers say the continent's saltwater crocodile is the most aggressive compared to six other species in the world.
Animal world
Smelling animals to ... communicate
A US study showed that rats smelled for social positioning and to avoid aggression, according to the Daily Mail. Dr. Daniel Wesson at the Medical School of Case Western…
Videos
Video: Learn about the most powerful crocodiles in history
Crocodile is a reptile famous for its aggression and danger not only because of its large size but also because of its scary jaws.