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Tapioca flour effect?
Many people still have the habit of drinking cassava flour in the summer to cool down. So actually what is the effect of cassava flour, drinking cassava flour is cool an…
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Why when losing Google Chrome network for users to play dinosaur games?
Not a major feature on Google Chrome, but hundreds of millions of dinosaur games are played every month.
Science story
The first woman down to the deepest point on the planet
Former NASA astronaut, the first woman to walk in space, achieved new achievements when down to a depth of 11,000 m.
Oceanography
Why do whales swing their tails up and down, but sharks swing their tails to the sides?
Why are they the same sea creatures, but the big whales swim in a way that swings their tail up and down and sharks and many other fish swing their tails sideways horizo…
Videos
Diamond pythons are eaten alive and devoured large mink possum
The special moment when a diamond python hangs down from the roof and feasts on a giant possum weasel has been recorded by the photographer.
Videos
The clouds are rolling 'flowing' from the top of the mountain, which is 3,000 meters high like a waterfall
A rare moment of recording the billowing clouds flowing from the 3000m high mountain like a waterfall makes many people fascinated.
Animal world
Vultures surround the looting of hunting leopards
Winning cheetahs, but the vultures quickly slipped the antelope into the lion's claws.
Environment
The storms are getting worse
Scientists are trying to warn the rise of global warming is slowing down the movement speed of storms, increasing its destructive power.
Space science
Discovered 'tsunami super waves' coming down from ... the universe
One of the most destructive phenomena in the universe has just been recorded by NASA's Hubble Telescope: the ghostly quasar super tsunami rips apart galaxies.
Animal world
Ungulates help maintain permanent ice
The presence of polar horses, bison or reindeer in the polar regions can slow down the rate of everlasting melting, helping to combat climate change.
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Why is Lavabo's drainage pipe curved?
If you pay attention, you will see that the lavabo drainage pipe has a curved shape, the first part bends down and then goes upwards, what purpose does it do?
Archeology
Discover the peculiar flying lizard hanging upside down on a tree like a bat in China
With its flat mouth, big eyes and hanging upside down in a tree, Vesperopterylus is indeed the strangest ancient flying pterosaur ever existed on Earth.
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Why would writing information on paper help you remember things better?
If you're looking to organize and plan things neatly, there are dozens of mobile apps that can help you remember the important things in life. But what if the best way t…
Health
Does sputum in the throat accidentally swallow affect health?
In the current erratic weather, many people have phlegm in their throat but cannot cough up, making it extremely uncomfortable. Suddenly at some point, you accidentally…