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9 monster epidemics in human history
Dancing madly to death or laughing for no reason ... are devastating epidemics in human history.
Epidemic
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The 'rain' of thousands of geese died in America
Sputnik reports that at least 2,000 geese have died on their way to Alaska to nest when passing through the Idaho state area.
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Mystery of the disease
More than 500 years ago in Strasbourg (France), a strange epidemic caused hundreds of people to dance together to death.
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See how experts identify identity of dead people
An autopsy identifies the cause of death due to epidemics, natural disasters or being plotted to become a hot topic in today's society.
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The office also burns calorie like hunting
Office workers spend the same amount of calories as hunters and gatherers in Africa. This fact shows that it is very likely that lazy activity is not the culprit of the…
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Find out where the cholera originates from the world
According to the latest study by British scientists, the three major cholera outbreaks worldwide over the past few years have come from a single place: the Bay of Bengal…
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Predict epidemics by satellite
The risk of a number of mouse-to-human outbreaks can be predicted several months in advance if satellite imagery is used to monitor mutations in plants, resulting in a d…
1001 mystery
8 ancient medieval secrets without explanation
The Shroud of Turin, the crazy dance to death in France are two of the incredible medieval secrets.
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Mystery story 'vampire' knows how to control corpses
Arnold Paole - The most notorious vampire in Europe in the 18th century. Arnold Paole revived after death, attacked and turned many people into blood-sucking vampires cr…
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Decode the mystery of a mass grave in Germany
The mass grave of about 60 people discovered during the construction of a German university still contains many mysteries when there is little evidence of their identity…
Archeology
The pandemic almost wiped out a whole country in 1545
In 1545, the tragedy occurred with the Aztec empire in the territory of Mexico today. Many people began to show symptoms such as high fever, headache, bleeding from eyes…
Archeology
Discover 48 mysterious bones about 'black death'
British archaeologists have found 48 skeletons in a mass grave, dating from the 14th century.
Archeology
Discovered the unexpected cause of the collapse of the ancient Roman empire
Who would have expected, this happened 1,500 years ago, causing the powerful Roman empire to collapse.
Archeology
More causes of pandemic
British rail engineers discovered 25 human skeletons during the Middle Ages when carrying out the Crossrail, London railway project.
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How will NASA protect the Earth from
Currently NASA and international organizations are working hard to prevent and prevent any similar threats that may occur in the future.