Oceanography
Fish can not breathe for 4 minutes in the Pacific Ocean
Deep sea puffer fish can hold breaths for 26 to 40 seconds by keeping a large amount of water in the gills.
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Two ways to escape drowning when you can't swim
You can save yourself by floating your body or standing on your feet using your feet to make the paddle paddle to raise your head.
Animal world
Strange fish 'hate water' likes to run and climb trees!
Not only is it capable of breathing on land, this particular fish can walk, jump or even climb trees in an extremely flexible way!
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Why can't we stand the garlic smell?
Garlic processed or eaten raw goes into the gastrointestinal tract when escaping the odor through the breath will no longer 'smell' like the original. More importantly,…
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Technology detects drunk drivers for 1 second
When the driver enters the vehicle, the DADSS system will measure the alcohol content of the breath and the skin within a second. If the measured alcohol concentration e…
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The scariest haunting schools in the world
The obsession of history, the cry of moans, the cold air and like the breath next to you ... are you brave enough to visit these haunted universities?
Space science
Hold your breath in front of the magnificent image of the galaxy 30 million light-years away
The Hubble telescope has captured the monumental image of one of the most spectacular scenes in space: a spiral galaxy radiating the radiance of the eternal night of the…
Animal world
Detecting lizards that can breathe ... under water
This is an amazing finding because before, scientists had never recorded any vertebrate that could do the same thing.
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Strangely the phenomenon of 'the forest knows how to breathe' in Canada
Local people were surprised by the images recorded in a forest in Quebec, Canada, showing a strange phenomenon like this forest is ... breathing.
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Decoding the phenomenon 'the resurrection from the dead'
According to Medicalnewstoday, in 2014 an 80-year-old woman was
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Wearing artificial fish helps people breathe underwater
So if in the future, when the Earth is submerged in sea water, we don't need to be too worried.
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Scientists have demonstrated that it is possible to extract water into oxygen and hydrogen in the universe, while also creating breathing air and fuel for running ships.
This is the key to long-term space travel.
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The secret of breathless mermaids in America
They are women who wear fake tails that are colorful and worn over their thighs, performing underwater and expressing an impressive transformation of their bodies when t…
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The solution to the world's most terrifying cold tolerance
Wim Hof - a 53-year-old man from the Netherlands - currently holds the world record for cold tolerance.
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Changes when people move to live in the water
In addition to seeking to breathe underwater, people will need to wear body-wear and flippers, clean ocean trash and grow many salty food crops.