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35 years ago, the Big Foot (in some countries called Yeti Snowman) was unearthed for the first time in history.
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The more books the house has, the more children learn
Educators have long argued that high levels of parental education are the most important indicator of predicting the future of their children.
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Good learning tips for Finnish children
More than 100 expert delegations visited Finland's capital Helsinki last year in the hope of finding the secrets that make children here impressive academic achievements.
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My mother is taller, I am stronger
In developing countries, higher mothers will give birth to healthier babies, less likely to die when they are born, underweight or stunted, a new study in the US shows.
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Masculine men increasingly
Advanced achievements in the field of medicine make the number of women like men with masculine appearance diminishing over time.
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10 interesting things about men and women
Do you know all about sex? Gender scientists in many countries around the world have not regret the effort and money to continue researching this issue.
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People who value individuals easily live boredom
Individualism helps stimulate the dynamism and creativity of people, but it also makes us more likely to fall into a depressed, desperate state.
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Children beaten have lower IQ
According to a groundbreaking study conducted by Professor Murray Straus from New Hampshire University, worldwide, children with beatings have a lower IQ.
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Found mountains in the North Pole
An American and Canadian expedition found a mountain in the Arctic Ocean, and realized that the border between the two countries reached farther north than the current l…
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Determine GDP growth rate from outer space
According to a new study conducted by three economists from Brown University, space satellites can bring new perspectives on measuring economic growth.
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Why do most women do not have slim waist?
Owning an attractive slim waist is always the dream of women in the world but most can not be. An American scientist has found the cause of this phenomenon.
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World prospects in 2030
Climate refugees in Antarctica, the plague that has claimed millions of lives, each country only tries to survive, the world in 2030 may be like that, warned by many exp…
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Mindful activities make us eat more
This finding explains why obesity is becoming more and more common in industrialized countries.
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Why do we 'grow as fast as we blow'?
Records and skeleton traces show that people today are much higher than one or two centuries ago. Height is also different in each country, even in people with similar g…
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Gender inequality causes girls to underperform math
In societies where men and women are treated fairly, girls will learn math better, sometimes surpassing boys. But in countries where men and women are important, women a…