Animal world
Snake venom can be born to attack enemies, not to defend itself
'Kill what it does, do not touch it, it does not bite', this is a saying that many people get when they intend to smash a snake when it crawls into their home.
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Medicine - Health
What is hydroxychloroquine? Usage and dosage
You take hydroxychloroquine to prevent or treat infections caused by mosquito bites. The drug has no effect on certain types of malaria (chloroquine resistance).
Biology
Why are mosquito bites swollen and itchy for so long?
Mosquitoes are one of the most annoying insects for humans, especially they often proliferate in the summer.
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Shark injustice when broken fiber optic cable
In July 1858, the two ships met in the middle of the Atlantic. Each ship carries a marine cable only 1.5 cm thick. The two cables were welded together in the middle of t…
Animal world
The dog crossed 100km and returned to bite the owner because of the surprise
Dogs are considered the most loyal friend of man. Many stories praised the absolute loyalty of the dogs, even when abandoned by their owners, they were still waiting or…
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Why are cars bitten by rats today?
The insulation of soybean conductor is a difficult thing to refuse for rodents.
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Why do crocodiles swallow underwater without choking?
Crocodiles are extremely complex animals with superior abilities that have become the most advanced animal in reptiles.
New technology
Successfully developed mosquito nets that are both safe for humans and effective against mosquitoes
With a special mosquito net that has been developed by British researchers, it not only protects people from mosquito bites but also helps kill any insects, including mo…
Biology
Strange spiders possess powerful venom that causes meat to rot with just a bite
Scientists have discovered strange spiders in Mexico have powerful venom that causes meat to rot with a bite.
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What is the legend of zombies and vampires?
The legend of two bloodthirsty monsters - often appearing in Hollywood horror movies - stems from a real-life disease. It is rabies.
New technology
Australia developed swimwear ... fighting sharks
Scientists at Flinders University, Adelaide - Australia are testing wetsuit (swimwear full body) ... against sharks, including white sharks
Health
Search for snake venom antidote thanks to anti-HIV technology
The study is expected to help completely change the way snakebite cases are handled globally
Oceanography
The 5-meter-long white shark rushes in to bite the cage carrying divers
The diver group was stunned when the white shark opened its mouth and shook the metal guard cage several times.
Oceanography
White sharks have their heads torn
Researchers speculate that sharks may catch head bites by scrambling for mates or trying to mate with larger sharks.