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Women's legs are getting bigger
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Women's legs are getting bigger

A recent UK survey found that the average size of women's shoes has increased over the past 5 years.

December 18, 2018
10 special things in humankind
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10 special things in humankind

The ability to use fire, the sense of shame, the upright posture are three of the most important factors that make people different from each other, Livescience affirmed.

December 18, 2018
Human brain is getting smaller
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Human brain is getting smaller

US scientists have recently demonstrated that the human brain is still evolving and getting smaller and smaller.

December 18, 2018
Why women are afraid of spiders?
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Why women are afraid of spiders?

American scientists have recently discovered that women fear these animals because of the evolutionary decision.

December 18, 2018
A shocking visualization of the future
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A shocking visualization of the future

The Italian La Republica newspaper examines the various theories of scientists who have drawn portraits of people in the future.

December 18, 2018
Humans are smarter thanks to super disaster
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Humans are smarter thanks to super disaster

A terrible volcanic eruption that greatly reduced the number of prehistoric creatures on the earth, but it also contributed to humanity's attainment.

December 18, 2018
Working alternately is the result of evolution
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Working alternately is the result of evolution

Assignment to work is not just a good habit - it is actually a result of evolution, psychologists from the University of Leicester revealed after a recent study.

December 18, 2018
Put human speech into mice
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Put human speech into mice

It is not the mouse that speaks in cartoons, this is a flesh-and-bone mouse that carries a version of the human gene involved in speech, a new study says.

December 18, 2018