Animal world
Why do chimpanzees often ... throw feces on visitors?
The zoo can be a bad place to experience an interesting trip, until you see a fist of flying straight to you.
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Health
Misophonia: Strange syndrome causes people to be 'allergic' to the sound of chewing and breathing
Imagine you're listening to someone chewing on a piece of gum and feeling that sound is really disgusting and makes you angry, panic.
Health
The researchers propose to put spinach on the list of banned doping
Popeye sailor is famous for chewing up vegetables and dozens of spinach boxes to improve his fitness, and the latest scientific research shows that it is no coincidence…
Health
How to deal with bloating and indigestion
Eat on time, chew carefully, choose foods that are balanced between ingredients, relieve stress, get enough sleep for 7-8 hours a day.
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The role of saliva in sensing food taste
Saliva provides the fluid environment needed to bind food molecules to the tongue taste.
Animal world
The picture shows the scary face that few people know about gentle squirrels
Well-known squirrel, who thinks they chew on the snake's head like that? And to tell you more, the snake's body was almost eaten.
Archeology
Discovered 8,000-year-old ancient gum
New Zealand anthropologists have uncovered evidence that ancient people used one type
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Electric gum with permanent taste
Although it is not delicious, this candy can chew it without losing its flavor and help the seats in public places and streets without candy.
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Scientists have made permanent chewing gum with customized flavors
Japanese scientists made chewing gum with a customizable flavor. This can happen thanks to the piezoelectric effect.
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Hóc hùng of the mutant eats 3kg of mud every day, chewing bricks like a bim
Strange syndrome makes men addicted to eating stone bricks and can eat up to 3kg of mud and stone bricks every day and still be as strong as they are.
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Decode the famous superstitious concept in the world
People in many countries around the world have their own superstitious notions like chewing gum at night, not taking photos of 3 people ..
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14 oldest ancient artifacts in the world
These antiques are proof that humans have been able to create leather shoes, masks, artificial eyes ... thousands of years ago.
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You say this is a bad habit, science calls it a genius
There are habits that seem to be not good, but to some extent it can be a sign that your intelligence is very high.
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Feeling 'crazy' because of the click of a pen? It is a sign that you have a mysterious disease
It also makes you angry when you hear a breath or chewing gum.
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Use of small holes in ballpoint caps
The small hole at the end of the ballpoint pen is designed to be safe for the user, but its true effect is still controversial.