Animal world
What happens if you wake up a hibernating bear?
Hibernation is a fascinating natural phenomenon observed in a number of animals, including bears.
Body Temperature
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New technology
China created smart glasses to detect people with Covid-19
Chinese AI startup Rokid says it is preparing a large batch of smart glasses to detect people with Covid-19 and will deliver the product to the US soon.
Animal world
Why do dogs have a cold nose than normal temperature?
According to a new study, dogs with a colder nose than normal are not accidental but because they are super sensitive heat detectors.
Health
Fever or harm? Is it necessary to reduce fever?
Fever is the body's response to a certain pathogen. Although it causes lots of discomfort and makes the body tired, fever actually does more than harm.
Biology
Why can't sunlight burn butterfly wings?
Although very thin, the butterfly wings have many veins and scent patches that help release the coolant, they perceive heat better and stay away from heat.
Discover science
Why is human body temperature decreasing?
A new study by a team of scientists at Stanford Medical University shows that human body temperatures in the US have dropped over the past century.
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Why does putting your feet out of the blanket help you sleep better?
Have you ever noticed that your feet (or sometimes even a part of your feet) are sticking out of a blanket when you are fast asleep? Do you feel sleep better when your f…
Medicine - Health
What is hypothermia?
Hypothermia occurs when the body's heat loss is greater than the amount of body heat generated, the body's ability to control body temperature is also disturbed.
Health
The reaction of the human body in freezing temperatures
When the body's central temperature drops to 21 degrees C or below, people are at a higher risk of death.
Health
6 warning signs when the human body is near death
According to research, before facing the moment of death, many patients often have the following signs.
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Explain why a dream of perspiration swells and shakes
Scientists at the University of Bern (Switzerland), when conducting tests on rodents, have determined that dreams are interrupted if the body temperature is too high or…
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Why do women often see cold office temperatures, and men normal?
Inside the large room is space
Space science
Cosmic blanket scientists are inspired by ink skin
Cosmopolitan houses can soon be covered with ink skins inspired by ink skin.
Animal world
Animal 'suffering' after hibernation
Many animals, especially those in cold countries, are forced to hibernate to survive the harsh weather. Spring comes, they wake up, and once again have to change their l…
Health
American developed smart pill
US scientists have developed and tested on smart pig pills to release antibiotics and monitor body temperature.