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Emotion makes people defy danger
After the fires destroyed so many homes in California, you might wonder why people decided to live in flammable dry hills in southern California. Meanwhile, Californians…
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Find out the secret of tears
We shed tears when we were sad, angry or touched, but so far people still don't know much about its structure. A recent study showed that every tear is made up of water,…
1001 mystery
Strange spiral holes in the Peruvian desert
The magnificent spiral holes in the Peruvian desert are actually a network of irrigation tunnels, helping people take groundwater and survive in dry weather.
1001 mystery
Detecting two dry corpses suspected of sucking blood
In rural areas, these bizarre findings always raise concerns and rumors about a mysterious blood-sucking creature called Chupacabra.
1001 mystery
The face of Jesus appeared on the dish
For Christians, the 40-day Lent is meant to meditate on the fact that Jesus went into the dry, sandy desert to pray and fiercely resist the devil's temptations. This yea…
1001 mystery
Magic beauty in Asia's longest dry cave
31 km long, the largest place about 150 m, the newly discovered Thien Duong cave in Quang Binh looks fanciful and makes hundreds of tourists admiring.
Oceanography
The fish bubble fever in China puts two species at risk of extinction
Great demand of the Chinese elite for bubble totoaba and dolphins and dry and squash bubbles pushed these two species to the brink of extinction.
Oceanography
Dolphins flirt with their mates with ... trash
A South American water dolphin uses dry branches, moss and clay to attract mates and threatens opponents. British and Brazilian researchers observed male dolphins within…
Archeology
The cave salt preserved the body of the whole person 2,200 years
Salt caves are located in northwestern Iran, near the villages of Hamzehli, Mehrabad and Chehrabad, Zanjan province.
Archeology
Discovered stone statues bearing male and female sex symbols under the Indian river
The dry weather in December caused a sharp drop in the water level of the Shalmala River, Karnataka, India, revealing thousands of stone statues Linga and Yoni, male and…
Archeology
Life on Earth starts from a puddle?
Although often considered only an obstacle for people to bypass or jump over a wet rainy day, puddles can play a much more important role in our lives. The first factor…
Archeology
Horror graveyard mummy grinning
In Peru (South America), there is a graveyard, which is mentioned, the people here build their hair, because the graveyard has strange remains, always expanding its jaws…
Archeology
Giant dinosaurs dug out of the cave
According to researchers, giant amphibian dinosaurs have once dug underground burrows to hibernate when water sources become scarce.
Archeology
The climate collapses the Mediterranean ancient civilization
The hundreds of years of cold and dry weather may have caused the collapse of eastern Mediterranean civilizations in the 13th century BC.
Archeology
Many dried corpses exposed on the
Archaeologists found dried corpses in more than 100 baby tombs along an ancient trade route linking Europe with the Far East in Chinese territory.