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Strange escape phases in disaster
1001 mystery

Strange escape phases in disaster

2 fishermen in Kiribati island in the Pacific have escaped after 57 days of drifting in the sea without food and drinks. They survived when they fell into the center of…

December 18, 2018
Mysteriously gods know how to drink milk
1001 mystery

Mysteriously gods know how to drink milk

For quite a long time, television stations, radio stations and newspapers, eagerly giving information about the phenomenon of Hindu gods, 'milk drinking' happened simult…

December 18, 2018
Vampires really exist?
1001 mystery

Vampires really exist?

Recently a 19-year-old Texas youth, Lyle Bensley, was accused of breaking into a woman's apartment and then biting on the man's neck. However, the woman escaped and told…

December 18, 2018
Why are marine fish more colorful than river fish?
Oceanography

Why are marine fish more colorful than river fish?

It is due to the living environment and the survival war. To avoid enemies stronger than you, the fish must have a color that blends into the environment. The river bed…

December 17, 2018
The more salty the sea, the less blood sharks are
Oceanography

The more salty the sea, the less blood sharks are

The amount of blood in each shark depends on the salinity of the surrounding seawater. Similarly, the volume of other liquids is also regulated by the environment. This…

December 17, 2018
The Baltic Sea has the tastiest salty taste
Oceanography

The Baltic Sea has the tastiest salty taste

Usually seawater is salty and acrid, it is difficult to drink but the Baltic Sea is different, scooping up water to taste is not salty at all. The Baltic Sea is located…

December 17, 2018
New discoveries about cocoa history
Archeology

New discoveries about cocoa history

Ancient people in South America may have sipped hot cocoa for centuries before Mexicans began planting this plant around 1900 BC.

December 17, 2018