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The cunning, lame dog is begging for food on the road
The Thai dog shuffled his leg as if it were lame to attract the attention of the pedestrians, causing them to pity and give him food.
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Is the 'Pirate Island' real-life version disappointing One Piece fans?
In particular, the island is also home to the legendary Mocha Dick, Moby Dick's whale prototype in the adventure novel by American author Herman Melville.
Discover science
Chimpanzee 'cunning'
Chimpanzees have the ability to perceive and predict the impact of their behavior on the surrounding environment, the ability that is only available in humans.
1001 mystery
Mysterious Aboriginal drawing 4.2km long in the Australian desert
Anthropologist, millionaire Dick Smith, offered a $ 3,600 bonus to people who could find the 4.2km long Aboriginal origin in the desert in South Australia, Sun reported…
Archeology
Two girls find a 1200-year-old coin
Not only two girls, archaeologists were not surprised when they found rare coins.
Space science
Low-cost satellite Internet for the poor
On June 25, the first four satellites in a cluster of 12 satellites are expected to set up an internet signaling system for people in remote areas in nearly 180 countrie…
Biology
Find mushrooms and insects to kill harmful plants
The abundance of little trees on England will end thanks to a Japanese insect and fungus.
Animal world
Found lizards of 'white whales' in Madagascar
A new species of lizard discovered in Madagastar has been named
Science story
Don't call it the Lord's seed
Professor Peter Higgs, who first published the hypothesis of the existence of the Higgs, wanted people to stop calling it
Medicine - Health
Eating alone is really harmful?
According to The Guardian, to date, research on eating alone is relatively small, but most think that this habit is not good.
New technology
The world's first polymer material can move itself by light
Scientists at the Eindhoven University of Technology and the University of Kent have successfully built a new material that can move forward in a wavy fashion under the…