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Video: Beautiful whirlpools created by starfish larvae when feeding
William Gilpin, from Stanford University, USA won the first prize of Nikon's competition with the 8-week-old starfish film, Seeker, on December 14.
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Video: Close up of the world's most dangerous work
Compared to the work of a person who takes care of poisonous snakes, most of the other popular careers now become too simple and easy.
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Video: The most spectacular corn-cutting technology ever seen
A whole hectare of corn fields was hectic and crushed in an instant with a modern agricultural machine.
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Video: Why can hamsters stuff so much food into their mouths?
The hamster has a strange ability to contain half of its body weight in its mouth, so that it can be eaten back when it feels safe.
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Synthesis of the best news of December 5, 2016
The phenomenon of mouse king, animals eat themselves, the most worth watching movies, the truth about Santa Claus .... are the most popular scientific news in the past w…
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The first transgenic corn was certified for biosecurity
On August 27, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) officially issued a certificate of biosafety for genetically modified corn variety MON 89034.
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Germany closed nearly 5,000 farms
On January 6, the German government ordered the closure of 4,709 livestock farms across the country to prevent the risk of dioxin contamination after the eggs of dioxin…
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2010: Year of green technology
Guardian (UK) magazine said: the world in 2010, notably in the United Kingdom, has a great development of 'green' technology, from electric cars to wind farms and solar…
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The reason parents shouldn't force children to eat the food they don't want
Researchers at the University of Michigan want to find answers to questions, whether parents should force children to eat what they don't like.
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The first female transgender person in the world to breastfeed
The transgender girl said her partner was pregnant but did not want to breastfeed. So she hopes she can take on the role of motherhood.
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China successfully cultivates and implants ears from cartilage cells
The researchers said they collected the cartilage of five children with small ears to feed the new cartilage cell and shaped a new ear for each patient.
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The reason you should regularly feed your family chrysanthemum in the winter
Every time it gets cold, people crave the delicious taste of chrysanthemum processed into hot dishes, for the weather.
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Why do mothers often lack breast milk?
According to a study by the World Health Organization (WHO), every newborn woman can provide enough breastmilk to breastfeed at least during the first six months of life.
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Save your crushed hands by ... feeding your stomach
British doctors decided to open an incision in the abdomen, sewing the boy's hand into his stomach.