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Why do Neanderthals have short legs?
There are many perspectives that have long held that the short legs of Neanderthals were the result of a change to adapt to the cold climate at that time.
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The light was 'bent'
Australian National University scientists have for the first time successfully bent a small beam of light on a two-dimensional plane, paving the way for the production o…
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Explore the world's largest cave in Vietnam
First discovered in April 2009 and released in July of the same year, Son Doong Cave (Quang Binh) has quickly attracted the attention of many major news agencies in the…
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Women are more versatile than men
A study proves that men are worse off than women when they have to perform multiple tasks simultaneously.
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Discover China's super-durable sticky rice mortar
Scientists have discovered the secret behind the durable mortar made from ancient Chinese sticky rice, the material for them to build sustainable buildings ...
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Magnets can affect the brain
The magnet's magnetic field can disturb brain activity and make us deviate from a point of view.
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Interesting things about human laughter
New research published March 31 by American scientists has discovered many interesting things about people's laughing action.
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Vivid, healthy baby
Children who are encouraged to be active and creative in games will be healthier as adults, a study in the UK indicates.
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Men are more reckless when near beautiful women
The presence of captivating women makes men 's willingness to take risks significantly increased.
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Identify drivers carefully
Those who pass the driver's license test in the second time are the most careful group when driving vehicles, according to a survey in the US.
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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.
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'She was spanked, grew up to be successful'
Children who were beaten by their parents when they grew up were more likely to be happy and successful than those who never received physical punishment, a new study re…
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Red and blue make people smarter
A study in Canada showed that blue increases people's creativity, while red helps us remember more accurately.
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Small women are attractive
Older gentlemen often have children earlier and more children than average, while in women, the opposite is true, the younger ones have children earlier, according to a…
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Speak loudly to solve problems faster
A study shows that people who speak loudly their thoughts when solving problems will solve them faster and more accurately.