The heartbreaking truth behind the image of the arctic river dyed red like blood
This blood-stained river is essentially an extremely serious environmental accident.
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This blood-stained river is essentially an extremely serious environmental accident.
The heart and blood stream are not only important to living organisms, but also a metaphor for the most precious things of man. However, if asked to show how amazing the…
In the 17th century, many families in New England (USA) unearthed the graves of their relatives on suspicion that they had turned into a blood-sucking demon called a vam…
Scientists found three markers in the blood of Covid-19 patients that could help doctors predict the risk of death before 10 days, with 90% accuracy.
Calcium not only plays an important role in bone development but also maintains the activity of muscles, stimulates blood circulation, signals the nerve cells and regula…
Dynamite is one of the important inventions of the 19th century and it brings both positive and negative effects to the world. But to this day, the knowledge of dynamite…
As a crime scene cleaner, Donovan Tavera has seen the bodies of young women were brutally murdered, even rotting corpses after days.
When opening the coffin in the ancient tomb, experts were quite surprised when the inside is a female body almost intact, the skin retains the elasticity like a living p…
A new study shows that their tastes have changed, they are increasingly fond of human blood and this means an increased ability to transmit disease.
Severe heat can cause edema, rash, cramps or fainting, exhaustion, and heat stroke. Timely treatment helps effective treatment, health protection.
Humans are warm-blooded animals, able to maintain body temperature thanks to a balance of heat generation and heat emission.
The dangerous virus is now spreading, claiming the lives of thousands of rabbits in the United States. The virus quickly spread to many states, to Mexico and some Centra…
A fisherman could not believe his eyes when he discovered that the lake monster was a rare blood-sucking creature.
By using genetic information on genes from many biological banks, the Japanese team can predict in advance the factors that affect human life expectancy.
Preliminary research on the idea of sending trehalose into red blood cells to concentrate and preserve blood powder of Kopachek has been published in the journal Biomi…