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Why bad habits are hard to give up?
Everyone knows how dangerous it is for cigarettes, sunshine, eating and drinking, but few people give up. According to scientists, bad habits are hard to quit because pe…
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Beauty is easy to make men flinch
Reaching an attractive, lewd woman can make men become bored with their partner after the contact. In contrast, women are not affected by the appearance of a strange man.
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Laughter makes people more likely to spend money
Laughter not only makes you feel good but also makes you become more cooperative and selfless with strangers. Thanks to that, you can easily withdraw your wallet to give…
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Naughty child by birth
In a study of adult twins and their children, researchers found genes, not parental behavior, that affect whether or not they bully others, drop out or steal. or not.
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Interesting findings about behavior
Monkey imitates: Scientists prove in the early stages of birth, the baby monkeys have possessed some major mimic skills with the nature of monkeys, such as facial clones.
1001 mystery
9 'normal' acts are considered rude in many countries around the world
You would love to laugh at your mouth when you are too excited, like it right now ..... but do you know that they are considered to be extremely rude behaviors?
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Mysterious moon cycle and human behavior
The full moon has always been linked to the most bizarre dreams as well as the legends of wolfmen, and the scientific community began to find a solution to this phenomen…
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Bridge suicide of dogs in Scotland
A few dozen dogs have died due to jumping off a bridge in Scotland for half a century and people have yet to find the cause of their behavior.
1001 mystery
New hypothesis about the behavior of the Earth's core
New research results show that the inner hardware of the Earth's core continues to swim eastward in the outer liquid of the core.
Oceanography
Ships run off the ocean song of humpback whales
In a study published Oct. 24, Japanese researchers say these oceanic giants will stop the cry, at least temporarily, as ocean vessels approach.
Oceanography
'Shark cafe' in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
Large sharks live off California migrating to the waters between Baja California, Mexico and Hawaii, USA. It is an area of 260km wide with the nickname the white shark…
Oceanography
The little-known dark secret of the octopus has now been discovered by science
Excluding humanity, octopus is one of the most intelligent creatures on the planet, even surpassing dolphins and chimpanzees.
Oceanography
White shark eat cannibalism in front of the bow
Researchers at Virginia Marine Science Institute discovered cannibalistic behavior of white sharks during an expedition about about 5.6 km from Sandbridge, USA.
Oceanography
What brings happiness to dolphins?
Scientists say that most animals have the ability to experience happiness and frustration. Recently, French scientists have demonstrated this about the behavior of dolph…
Oceanography
Dolphins and whales cultivate the juveniles for many days
The team at the Dolphin Biology and Conservation in Cordenons, Italy, analyzed 78 records of how marine mammals handle homosexuals from 1970 to 2016, according to Long R…