Animal world
Unbelievable scene of deer eating snake and the surprising reason behind it
Witnessing the scene of a deer chewing a small snake in its mouth, most viewers could not help but be amazed.
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Animal world
For the first time, it was recorded that an orangutan self-applied herbs to heal facial wounds
Scientists observed an orangutan applying the herb to a wound on its face and seemingly healing it.
Environment
Following Taiwan, earthquakes occurred in mainland China and Japan
A strong earthquake just shook Mangya City, northwest China this morning (April 4).
Funny corner
Why do athletes often chew gum during competition?
You must have seen players from your favorite football club chewing gum during a game.
Health
What happens if you eat onions every day?
Onions are commonly known for supporting heart, bone, and gut health, but there are more benefits than many people might be surprised at.
Environment
14 simple ways to reduce plastic waste
Plastic is almost everywhere in life, and you can even chew it every day like gum. How serious is the problem of plastic waste?
Biology
'Cold on the back' of the female mantis chewing on her partner's head while mating
The price to pay for
Cancer
Warning signs of oral cancer
Feeling difficult to chew, difficult to swallow, difficult to move the jaw or tongue, unexplained weight loss ... can be red warning signs of oral cancer.
Health
Signs that the body is having problems
Craving for chewing ice, being sleepy all the time, irritably without cause ... seems like normal signs, not worrying.
Archeology
Stone Age 'chewing gum' reveals the life of a girl who lived 5,700 years ago
The traces of DNA remain on the birch tar that she chewed
Health
Diet helps cancer patients reduce inflammation
The researchers found that patients who ate a diet rich in vegetables and fruits had less problems with chewing, swallowing and inflammation of the oral mucosa for 1 yea…
Animal world
The new finding helps explain why mammals have better hearing
Modern mammals, including humans, can pick up sounds through three tiny bones in the middle ear, which don't exist in ancestral reptiles.
Animal world
Teething helps piranhas eat everything
The researchers found that piranhas always have their teeth stored underneath their existing teeth to replace when they are dull.
Conquer Mars
Here's how humans live on Mars: Growing vegetables in a cellar and ... chewing on live insects
It sounds terrible, but this finding has brought the intention to human settlement of Mars a big step forward.
Archeology
Ancient Kangaroo: Steel-hard jawbone that can split large trunk
More than forty thousand years ago, the wilderness of Australia was also once inhabited by a powerful animal - ancient Kangaroos that are gigantic in size.