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Prehistoric people eating each other
The new method of identifying marks on the bones indicates a history of nutritional supplements by ... eating other people.
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Chewing gum can help children learn better
US scientists claim that chewing gum can increase students' grades at school, at least with math.
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Why are we gritted?
At first glance it looks like an extremely political image, but here only concerns your mouth, an outrageous reflex of the jaw.
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Chewing gum takes 7 years to decompose is what scares mischievous children. The Great Wall is no better than the Giza pyramid when viewed from the moon. And in the south…
Oceanography
Shrimp turns into a
For the first time, the natural chewing lobster status in nature has entered the observation lens of experts, amid record sea temperatures in the Maine Sea.
Oceanography
Shrimp gnaw on the wreck of the sea
Because a species of shrimp lives in a place where there is almost no food, it gives them enzymes capable of digesting wood so they can eat wrecks.
Oceanography
Sperm fish chew giant squid
Scientists at the National Geographic site took rare photos of giant squid feeding behavior of sperm whales.
Archeology
Before having a toothbrush, how did the old people clean their teeth?
Toothbrushes are an indispensable item - when we need to use them at least twice a day.
Archeology
Find antiques, find fossilized elephant teeth
It is observed that finite teeth are bound together, making the tooth's chewing surface look like a grinding table.
Archeology
The teeth of dinosaurs resemble horse teeth
A new study by a team at the University of Florida (USA) led by Dr. Gregory shows that a dinosaur-like herb with a giant lizard-like shape has complex teeth like horse t…
Archeology
Cooking - an intense breakthrough of evolution
New evidence shows that human ancestors started cooking about 1.9 million years ago, and this finding also explains the structure of the teeth and intestines of modern p…
Archeology
Ancient Peruvian residents also have a custom of eating betel nuts.
Peru's native inhabitants had a habit of chewing coca leaves with lime from 8,000 years ago, much like Vietnam's betel nut practices.
Archeology
Why do grass-eating dinosaurs have long necks?
The act of swallowing food is considered to be the cause of herbivore dinosaurs with large bodies with long necks and small heads. That is the conclusion of German scien…
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest chewing gum
Sarah Pickin, 23, a Scottish archaeologist, found a piece of 5,000-year-old chewing gum on an experimental trip on the Finnish coast - something she initially thought is…
Archeology
Ancient monsters chew on sharks
It was a 10-meter long sea creature, weighed 4 tons and had sharp teeth that opened suddenly with bite force of up to 5 tons. Animals can chew anything in the ocean into…